UHY Ross Brooke Chartered Accountants
We’ve done it! We’ve been ranked in Accountancy Age’s Mid-Tier Power Index for the first time for delivering on our ambitious growth strategy in Thames Valley, and because our revenues have increased from £4.6m in 2019 to £7.1m in 2022. The Mid-Tier Power Index aims to spotlight mid-tier accountancy firms
Our colleagues are all lovely people, and to celebrate World Kindness Day, we asked how they help others and volunteer their time. Thank you to all who shared with us, here are some highlights: Phil Kinzett-Evans helps out with the Rotary Club. He is organising the upcoming Santa Fun Run
It is common for businesses to enter into a contract with a telecoms company to provide mobile phones to the company’s staff. There is no benefit in kind on the provision of the mobile phone as there is a specific provision in Section 319 ITEPA 2003 to exempt such a
The talent shortage continues to place a burden on the economy. As companies struggle to find the talent they need, now is the time to invest in new and more strategic approaches to developing an early talent pipeline. One way of bringing in new talent is through traineeships. A traineeship
Entry Level Accounts Trainees Take the first step into your accountancy career with our Swindon or Hungerford Team. If you aspire to a career in accounting, you have come to the right place. Don’t just take it from us, here’s what our current trainees tell us… ‘I have always been
HMRC has lost a recent case in respect of how it calculates the tax due on life assurance gains- the profits accrued over many years of owning a life assurance investment policy, which is later encashed. It was always understood, by tax advisers and financial advisers alike, that a relief,
Since its introduction IR35 has been fraught with uncertainty and it has never produced the millions of extra tax revenue that the Government predicted. HMRC have very few officers working on IR35 cases and following numerous defeats before the Tax Tribunals the Government have decided that a different approach is
With Brexit looming no-one was really expecting any earth shattering news but better than expected tax receipts allowed the chancellor to make some welcome tax cuts whilst taking the opportunity to tighten up some perceived abuses. Described by himself as his “rabbit out of the hat” he heralded an increase
In under 6 months the Government’s first phase of digital taxation for businesses “ Making Tax Digital for VAT ” goes live, yet there still appears to be very little knowledge of what the rules are, who they apply to or when they start. The new rules will apply for
This week Chancellor Philip Hammond set out changes to the government’s taxation income and expenditure in his first Spring Statement, many of which will have an impact on the way the UK’s small businesses operate in the future. The main tax theme seemed to be a significant focus on consultation