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With taxes seemingly ever on the increase, proper knowledge of the tax system and planning your tax is now more important than ever before. Our tax guides are designed to give you valuable insights into the areas where tax planning can be carried out.
The 2010 Budget
- The 2010 Budget will be announced on 24 March 2010. We will update our site with the Chancellor's Report during the evening of Budget Day. The news area of our site will contain news of the main announcements.
2009/10 tax planning
With tax liabilities on the increase, tax planning is essential if your tax liabilities are to be minimised. Our financial planning guide provides an introduction to the options for tax and financial planning. Please contact us to discuss how we can advise on improving your net income and overall wealth.
Planning to minimise your taxes - We are here to advise
- 2010 Budget Report
- The Chancellors 2010 Budget Report
- Tax rates
- Rates and allowances for 2009/10, including business tax rates, capital allowances updated to include the 2009 Budget announcements. Now updated for 2010/11
- Financial planning guide
- An extensive review of personal and business planning and tax saving opportunities and guides that signpost areas in which our services can be of value.
- VAT
- VAT planning and VAT management is essential in order to avoid costly mistakes.
- 2009/10 Year end tax planning
- How can you reduce your tax for the current year? Visit our year end tax planning guide for a wide range of tax saving strategies.
- PAYE and NI
- An overview of the PAYE system including a raft of guides to guide you through PAYE. Alternatively, why not outsource your payroll management to us?
- Pre-Budget Report
- Full details of all the announcements made in the 2009 Pre-Budget Report.
- IR35 centre
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IR35 and sub contractor rules. If you think you may be caught by IR35 - contact us
- Tax and business calendar
- Looking to reduce your tax liability for 2009/10? Visit our 2009/10 financial planning guide.
- 2009 Budget report
- Comprehensive Report on the 2009 announcements
- 2008 Budget report
- Comprehensive Report on the 2008 announcements
- 2007 Budget report
- Comprehensive Report on the 2007 announcements
- Recession News Centre
- We have a range of up to date articles and commentaries on the effect of the recession on small businesses, banks, lending and saving, the economy and pensions and investments.
Upcoming deadlines
Mar192010Deadline is today
- CIS return date
Construction Industry Scheme : Monthly return due for period to 5th of month
Mar242010- Budget Day
The Chancellor, Alistair Darling will present his Budget Report on 24 March 2010. This is the final Budget of the current Government prior to the General Election.
Mar312010- Corporation tax date
End of Corporation Tax financial year
- CT61 date
End of CT61 quarterly period
- Corporation tax returns
The corporation tax return (CTSA) for accounting periods ened 31 March 2009 should be filed.
- End of 40% first year allowance
Temporary 40% first year allowance ceases for incorporated businesses
Our Latest News
- Simplified de minimis VAT tests for partial exemption
With effect from VAT periods or VAT years starting on or after 1 April 2010, two new, optional de minimis tests will be introduced to save certain partly exempt businesses the need to carry out complicated and time-consuming calculations.
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- Decision to abolish cheques attacked by MPs
Moves to phase out cheque payments by 2018 have been criticised by the House of Commons Treasury Select Committee.
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- ISA savers should consider switching accounts despite delays
People with savings in ISA accounts could be missing out on substantial amounts of interest, it has been claimed.
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- What may the 2010 Budget bring?
A brief preview of what may or may not be in the last Budget before the general election.
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- Higher fees for new workers’ pension scheme
The government’s plans to establish a workplace pension scheme for lower paid employees have been criticised after it was revealed that people who join initially will have to pay a 2 per cent contribution fee.
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- Venture Capital Trusts look set to stay
The government has indicated ahead of the Budget that Venture Capital Trusts will still have a part to play in the business economy.
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- Employment regulations 'jeopardising' job creation
Complex employment rules are posing a threat to the competitiveness of UK business and the ability of firms to create jobs, a new report has claimed.
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- Cold weather puts freeze on business
The business climate for smaller firms suffered as a result of the extremely cold winter, a new report has suggested.
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