Following the reintroduction of face masks in certain settings as of the 30th November 2021, the Government has now announced we are officially moving into ‘Plan B’, due to the rapid spreading of the latest Covid-19 variant, Omicron.
There will be a change for self-employed individuals and partners from current year basis to the tax year basis from the 6th April 2024.
The deadline for capital gains tax returns on a disposal of UK homes has been extended from 30 to 60 days.
The past couple of months have seen plenty of new updates to Xero! We provide a free subscription to Xero for all of our accounting clients, so it’s worth keeping up to date with.
With so much information to process, it can be difficult to know exactly what will be affecting you and your business in the latest budget, so we’ve broken down the most important tax-related information for you.
Liverpool City Region Combined Authority has received £8.1 million from the Government to support local businesses that have been hit by Covid-19.
As we all know, timely cash flow is one of the most important aspects of a business. Delays to payments can easily create problems for you, and a chain reaction for suppliers, employees and other stakeholders.
After a year and a half of supporting employers through the pandemic, the Furlough scheme officially ended on the 30th September.
From October 2021 there will be a temporary VAT rate of 12.5% introduced to the hospitality industry.