MTD and landlords – the new timetable

MTD and landlords – the new timetable

MTD and landlords – the new timetable Under the original plans, landlords with rental income (or combined rental and business income) of more than £10,000 would have needed to comply with Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD for ITSA) from 6 April 2024. However, the...
Taxation of company vans in 2023/24

Taxation of company vans in 2023/24

Taxation of company vans in 2023/24 A tax charge may arise under the benefit in kind legislation where a company van is available for an employee’s private use. If fuel is also provided for private journeys, a separate fuel benefit tax charge arises. The van and fuel...
Making Tax Digital

Making Tax Digital

From 6 April 2024, MTD for income tax self-assessment (MTD for ITSA) will require unincorporated businesses, self-employed people and landlords (with turnover over £10,000) to: keep income and expense records digitally; make quarterly reports of income and expenses to...
Distributions on cessation of a company

Distributions on cessation of a company

When a company closes down, it may have accumulated monies or assets that need to be distributed to shareholders. If the asset is in the form of cash then any distributions would typically be as dividends (or possibly additional contributions to a pension scheme). A...
Do I need to top up my pension?

Do I need to top up my pension?

A full single tier state pension is payable to people who have 35 qualifying years. Individuals who have less than 35 qualifying years, but at least 10 qualifying years are entitled to a reduced state pension.A person builds up qualifying years by paying sufficient...
Tax, Pension & Business Premises

Tax, Pension & Business Premises

Self-Invested Personal Pension A self-invested personal pension (SIPP) is a do-it-yourself pension that gives you a greater degree of freedom than any other pension because you’re in complete control of how and where your money is invested. You can put money...