UHY Ross Brooke Chartered Accountants
The costs of keeping the country running through Covid were huge and inflation is expected to add to the country’s debt. The Office for Budget Responsibility has indicated that the treasury will need to find £45bn in interest, before even thinking about paying off the debt itself. As taxpayers we
As we approach the tax year end our Tax Manager shares his thoughts on what to do to ensure you are tax optimal! Accountants and Financial Advisers alike provide their hints and tips to their clients on how best to maximise their wealth through a variety of strategies which include
Once again, we approach tax year end, with some thoughts on what to do to ensure you are tax optimal! Accountants and Financial Advisers alike provide their hints and tips to their clients on how best to maximise their wealth through a variety of strategies which include investment, tax-efficient saving,
It is that time of year again, when we start to think about the things we need to do for the tax year that we haven’t yet done. Save today for tomorrow! Accountants and Financial Advisers alike provide their hints and tips to their clients on how best to maximise
Whilst it is doubtful Mr Spock was ever an expert on the UK tax system, if he had been, he may have uttered that phrase in the context of the pension changes introduced by the Coalition government. Some would argue that the amendments to the tax treatment of pension funds on
George Osborne will deliver his second Budget of the year on 8 July, but what little gems might we expect to see in there? In their party manifesto the Conservatives outlined the need to make £12 billion of cuts to the Welfare Budget but did not specify any details where
As avid fans of online computing, we were pleased to hear in Budget 2015 of the Chancellor’s plans to move reporting for tax purposes into the digital era with the ultimate aim of removing the requirement to submit the annual tax return. For those that believe that this means that
We broadly welcome measures introduced in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement to help SMEs. Recognising that SMEs make the biggest contribution to the creation of jobs and wealth in the UK this final Autumn Statement of the current Parliament ahead of the election in May 2015 includes a number of measures particularly
Personal view by Chris Davies – Don’t get me wrong. I am certainly not in favour of anyone breaking the law to avoid taxes and I appreciate that HMRC have a real battle to frustrate those who do not intend to pay their fair share of tax, but I do
Our client owned 100% of the shares in a limited company in a high-tech industry. The company had been trading successfully for a number of years and had built up goodwill and substantial reserves. The Owner now said that he wanted some help in the business and asked us to