UHY Ross Brooke Chartered Accountants
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 they still need their company and what to do with the sum of money already
With a relatively short time left before the end of the current tax year, now is the time to be undertaking some serious year end tax planning prior to the forthcoming 5th April. Ideally, you will want to take advantage of all reliefs and allowances, reduce your personal tax rate
The new tax year starts 6th April 2025, so you have one month to consider your options, once we pass this date the majority of the tax planning options for Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax purposes will cease unless actioned before 6th April. Do you fall into any of
We always stress to clients the importance of making a will. This is not only so that assets are left to beneficiaries of one’s own choosing, but also so that other important instructions can be carried out, such as who will administer the estate, who will act as guardian to
In a recent article published in the FT Advisor, our Crypto Tax Director Phil Kinzett-Evans describes the tax challenges facing crypto investors. These issues include: Cross border regulation and reporting UK tax classification – Capital Gains or Income Tax? When is a crypto currency conversion liable for tax? Tax implications
Less than one month before the self-assessment submission deadline, 5.7m people still had not filed their tax return. Over 12 million people are required to submit tax returns for 2022/23, many as a result of overlooked income such as renting out property through Airbnb, cryptoassets, having savings, investments or even
As Halloween approaches, the air is filled with excitement, eerie decorations, and the promise of treats. By Phil Kinzett-Evans While you’re busy planning costumes and carving pumpkins, don’t forget about your financial obligations. Just like the ghosts that come out to play on Halloween, taxes have a way of creeping
When you’re looking for an accountant, how do you know that they have the right skills and knowledge, and whether they will be a good fit for your needs? A Google search will return a choice of local accountants, but there’s more that you should look for: A sensible way
Just hours before the self-assessment submission deadline, 2.7m people still had not filed their tax return. Over 12 million people are required to submit tax returns for 2021/22, many as a result of overlooked income such as renting out property through Airbnb, having higher levels of savings, investments or even
In light of the revelation that the government minister Nadhim Zahawi has just received a £1.5m fine for a careless error on his tax return, and as the filing deadline for 2021/22 tax returns is now upon us, we thought it would be a good time to consider: “ What