If you are trading commercially online, your cost of listing goods on Ebay will soon increase by 20%. E-commerce business… Read More
The common reporting standard is a new global standard on the automatic exchange of financial account information between countries which… Read More
For those of you who follow Boxing or MMA, the spectacle that is Mayweather vs McGregor has begun. Both will… Read More
Auto Enrolment [AE] is the new legal obligation for employers to provide a workplace pension for their eligible staff. From… Read More
Splitting a business to remain below the VAT threshold is as old as the hills, and often one of the… Read More
Disposing of a chargeable asset such as shares or property, even when gifted, will in most cases attract a capital… Read More
April saw the introduction of new tax rules for unincorporated buy-to-let landlords. According to the National Landlords Association (NLA) these… Read More
Since the announcement of changes in mortgage interest rate relief for individual landlords, there has been a marked increase in… Read More
Back in June 2016 we published an article ‘Crisis for public sector Contractors’ detailing the now active changes around the… Read More
Would you like to earn £36,500 tax free? Under current UK tax legislation, with careful planning, application of exemptions and… Read More
If you’re a contractor, have some sympathy for your Agent, Adecco Recruitment have suffered a loss in the upper tier tribunal recently relating… Read More
The government seem adamant that a Contractor and an Employee are one and the same thing. With the introduction of… Read More