Taxable benefits are non-cash rewards or payments that have a value and are treated as part of your income. These can include: Taxable benefits exist
Tax returns can be hard work but sometime, especially in today’s business climate it’s finding the cash to pay the tax that can be the biggest problem.
EIS stands for Enterprise Investment Scheme. SEIS stands for Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme. Both are tax relief schemes from the UK government and both help
Bank feeds are automated systems that allow your bank transactions to be imported directly into your accounting software or financial management tools. Instead of manually
Some of the most often asked questions around Value Added Tax are: Here we explain the thresholds which would require your business to legally register
A business is required to register for VAT, if they match one of the compulsory registration criteria. It is also possible to register with turnover
Reverse Charge VAT is a tax rule that shifts the responsibility of reporting VAT from the supplier to the buyer. When a business sells goods
Most limited company owners know you need enough distributable reserves to pay dividends. But how can it happen that your company shows a healthy net
