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Be prepared for business rate changes as rateable value update takes effect
19 April 2023

The Valuation Office Agency (VOA) has updated the rateable values of all businesses, and other non-domestic, properties in England and Wales from 1 April 2023. The Government levies the charge on offices, shops, pubs, and warehouses. In fact, most non-domestic properties will attract business rates.
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Government announces shakeup in the payment of Benefits in Kind
19 April 2023

The Government has announced a shake-up in how Benefits in Kind (BIK) are paid. The move will allow tax agents to run payroll BIK on behalf of clients for the first time. The Government says it will help to reduce administrative burdens on employers and enable agents to support their clients more effectively.
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Fuel rate boost for electric car drivers, but other advisory fuel rates cut
29 March 2023

Company car drivers will see changes to the amount they can claim back for fuel costs from their employer from 1 March. HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has also confirmed that the way the advisory electricity rate (AER) is calculated has been changed to better reflect energy prices, particularly with soaring electricity...
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Employers brace for uplift to the National Minimum Wage
29 March 2023

Workers across the UK will get a pay rise from April as higher National Minimum Wage (NMW) rates are introduced. According to the Government, around two million of the UK’s lowest-paid workers will benefit from the rise in the National Living Wage (NLW) and NMW rates.
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Businesses must be prepared for imminent changes to Corporation Tax
29 March 2023

Businesses should be planning for the rise in Corporation Tax (CT), which comes into force from 1 April 2023, and sees the top rate of tax rising from 19 per cent to 25 per cent. The tax applies to all profitable limited companies – both from trading income and from the sale of investments or assets.
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R&D tax reliefs are changing in April – Are you ready?
29 March 2023

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced many R&D tax changes in his Autumn Budget, including how the funding is allocated, which will be implemented in April. He announced changes to the rates paid by the Research and Development Expenditure Credit (RDEC) for larger firms and the small and medium enterprises (SME) R&D relief scheme.
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Make voluntary National Insurance contributions to ensure pension entitlement
29 March 2023

People planning to claim the UK state pension have been advised to check their National Insurance (NI) record to identify any shortfalls in their payment history. NI contributions, or lack of them, can affect a person’s entitlement to the state pension in later life.
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Avoid stress and prepare for payroll year-end
29 March 2023

It is that stressful time of year again with the payroll year-end fast approaching. Payroll year-end ties in with the tax year-end, which is 5 April. The deadline for submitting details to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is 31 May.
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Spring Budget 2023
15 March 2023

Just a few days short of the third anniversary of the first Covid lockdown, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt rose to the Despatch Box to deliver the first full Budget to have taken place in 504 days and the first unaffected by the immediate impact of the pandemic since October 2018.
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Avoid these costly VAT mistakes
10 February 2023

Small business owners need to take measures to avoid costly mistakes when it comes to calculating, reporting and paying Value Added Tax (VAT). The best way to prevent errors and stay on the right side of HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is to have an expert take care of your VAT affairs.
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