UHY Hacker Young – Ross Brooke partnership Ross Brooke has just become a network partner of the UHY Hacker Young Group – a leading national accountancy firm, acquiring UK Top 20 accountancy status as one… Read More
A summary of measures by Maddy Weeks, a Manager in our Newbury office Today the chancellor announced continued support for businesses and self-employed individuals on the roadmap to normality. The furlough scheme has been extended… Read More
It was the 2009 budget that saw the introduction of the personal allowance restriction (commenced in April 2010). As the UK emerged from the effects of the global financial crisis, increased taxes and spending cuts… Read More
In April 2020, the rules for reporting capital gains on UK residential property sales changed. From that date, gains are to be reported within 30 days of the sale completion. The resulting capital gains tax… Read More
Under the terms of the original Job Support Scheme, businesses could be required to pay almost 60% of wage costs for just 33% of an employees worked hours. It was questioned whether this really offered… Read More
PREPARING FOR THE END OF THE TRANSITION PERIOD Many businesses who trade with the EU are no doubt watching the Brexit negotiations closely. Whether or not there is a free trade agreement, many of the… Read More
The ingenuity of criminals knows no bounds. As a result of the coronavirus outbreak the Government announced a VAT deferral for business for payments due between March and June 2020 until March 2021. We would… Read More
The Job Retention Scheme was due to expire at the end of October and the Chancellor has previously said that it would not be renewed. However in his Autumn Announcement the Chancellor announced a replacement… Read More
Many people in employment or self-employment are interested in buying residential property, mainly as part of their long term wealth planning. In addition many consultants affected by the new off-payroll rules may be questioning whether… Read More
With the prospect of higher tax rates on capital gains is now the time to sell your business? Are there alternative ways to benefit from the current low capital gains tax rates?
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