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Many businesses are starting to realise that having all their data in the cloud may not be the best option.

Under new rules due to come in on 1 October 2019 builders, sub-contractors and other trades associated with the construction industry will have start using a new method of accounting for VAT.

Last month we highlighted the restricted annual pension allowance for those with high income, such as doctors.

Until recently, HMRC allowed taxable travel expenses to be included in public sector PSAs in respect of normal commuting costs for Non-Executive Directors (NED).

Did you know there is a government scheme available that can help contribute towards childcare costs which may mean fewer of your employees will need time off at the same time this summer.

Your organisation may have an annual Christmas party for staff, but the tax rules also allow staff parties at other times of the year which are a tax-free benefit if certain conditions are satisfied.

How do you scale up your business and take it to a new level?

A scale-up business is any firm that is looking to grow in terms of market access, revenues, and number of employees, adding value by identifying and realising new opportunities.

PAYE settlement agreements (PSAs) are arrangements under which an employer can settle the income tax and National Insurance liabilities on benefits in kind and expenses payments provided to employees and officeholders.

HMRC has launched a consultation to review the extent to which the emerging practices are leading to 'unfair tax outcomes' in the administration and collection of Insurance Premium Tax (IPT).

International investors who wish to set up and expand their operations in the UK can now benefit from an online tool launched by the Department for International Trade (DIT).

Under self assessment taxpayers are required to make payments on account of their tax liabilities.

The government has announced a package of measures to ensure small businesses get paid on time.

HMRC is phasing in its landmark Making Tax Digital (MTD) regime, which will ultimately require taxpayers to move to a fully digital tax system.

Over two thirds of EU citizens that are currently in the UK are here for work.

HMRC has issued the June 2019 edition of the Employer Bulletin.

HMRC has published a report showing that the UK tax gap in 2017/18 is estimated to be £35 billion.

I've just been listening to Danny Boyle being interviewed on Radio 4.

When I heard this I thought our communication isn't as good as it should be, so let me put that right.

We are delighted to have taken part in Professional Services Week at the end of June in Solihull and Coventry.

Recent dividend announcements have been an unwelcome reminder for some investors that peaks also have downsides.

A new set of proposals for funding long-term care has emerged from a significant source.

A survey by HMRC published in May concluded that the public have a relatively poor knowledge of inheritance tax (IHT) rules and lack of confidence in what they do know.

If those three letters mean nothing to you now, they may do soon.

Recent HMRC statistics highlight the over-taxation of some pension benefits.