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After 2 successful years as Chamber president, Prime director Kevin Johns has now stepped down from his role to make way for the newly appointed president, Robert Elliot, director at Hogarths.
By Prime AccountantsPublished On: 09/04/2019Despite what some may think, it is impossible to value a company (properly) solely based on the published accounts.
By Prime AccountantsPublished On: 05/04/2019The government has published additional documents containing advice on Brexit for UK small businesses.
By Morgan DaviesPublished On: 04/04/2019A group of MPs has called on the government to tax the profits of social media businesses.
By Prime AccountantsPublished On: 04/04/2019The new tax year brings changes to income tax bands and allowances.
By Kevin JohnsPublished On: 04/04/2019The government has delayed its planned increase in probate fees indefinitely.
By Kevin JohnsPublished On: 04/04/2019HMRC is phasing in its landmark Making Tax Digital (MTD) regime, which will ultimately require taxpayers to move to a fully digital tax system.
By Morgan DaviesPublished On: 04/04/2019The forms P11D which report details of benefits and some expenses provided to employees and directors for the year ended 5 April 2019, are due for submission to HMRC by 6 July 2019.
By Prime AccountantsPublished On: 04/04/2019Chancellor Philip Hammond delivered the Spring Statement on Wednesday 13 March 2019 amidst all the Brexit debates.
By Kevin JohnsPublished On: 04/04/2019From April 2019, the Welsh Government has the right to vary the rates of income tax payable by Welsh taxpayers.
By Kevin JohnsPublished On: 04/04/2019Businesses are capturing more information than ever before.
By Morgan DaviesPublished On: 03/04/2019High performance organisations stimulate more effective employee involvement and commitment in order to achieve increased profits, improved productivity and higher levels of customer loyalty.
By Kevin JohnsPublished On: 03/04/2019This new charge will apply to certain loans to directors and employees that are still outstanding at 5 April 2019 and new arrangements put in place after that date.
By Kevin JohnsPublished On: 03/04/2019Land and Buildings Transactions Tax is the Scottish equivalent of Stamp Duty Land Tax.
By Kevin JohnsPublished On: 03/04/2019Despite the continuing uncertainty surrounding Brexit the Chancellor delivered his Spring Statement on 13 March.
By Kevin JohnsPublished On: 03/04/2019In the Autumn Budget the Chancellor announced that the "off payroll" workers rules that currently apply in the public sector would be rolled out to the private sector in 2020.
By Jamie SkeldingPublished On: 03/04/2019The Scottish Parliament has the power to set income tax rates on non-savings and non-dividend income for Scottish taxpayers.
By Prime AccountantsPublished On: 03/04/2019With auto-enrolment pension contributions set to rise from April, millions of UK employees will experience a decrease in their take-home pay.
By Glen CallowPublished On: 02/04/2019House price growth hit a five-year low in January 2019, Land Registry data shows.
By Glen CallowPublished On: 02/04/2019Rising prices for food and alcohol pushed inflation higher in February, the latest official figures show.
By Glen CallowPublished On: 02/04/2019Most people living in advanced economies want to see their government increase taxes on the rich, and almost 40% would be willing to pay extra taxes to fund healthcare and pensions, according to an OECD survey of 21 countries.
By Glen CallowPublished On: 02/04/2019Prime staff are currently undertaking a 6 week healthy living programme.
By Kevin JohnsPublished On: 27/03/2019- By Prime AccountantsPublished On: 22/03/2019
If you are looking for investment opportunities, have you considered the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS)? These investments in certain qualifying companies allow you to set off of 30% of the amount invested against your income tax bill as well as the ability to defer Capital Gains Tax (CGT) until the shares are sold.
By Glen CallowPublished On: 18/03/2019
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