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Latest news and blogs from Dominic Hill
A round up of our latest news, guides and blogs from the world of accountancy for private individuals and businesses.
Artificial Intelligence has been making headlines across almost every industry and accountancy is no exception. We’ve embraced new tools that make life easier for our clients for many years now including the move to digital tax submissions and cloud based bookkeeping. Now it appears that AI is the next step in that journey.
The way self-employed individuals and landlords report income to HMRC is changing.
When running a limited company there are many things to try and understand and how corporation tax works is one of the most important. The rules can be complex and as accountants we’re often asked to break it down in plain English.
We often get asked whether setting up a UK limited company for investments is a good idea. This is a regular query from clients who have a bit of extra cash in a trading company and do not want to pay the tax on extracting it to then invest it somewhere.
As the 2024/25 tax year draws to a close, now is the perfect time to review your finances and ensure you make the most of available tax allowances and reliefs before the new tax year begins on 6th April 2025.
The question of what structure a client should trade as comes up again and again – both with start-ups and businesses already in existence.
Following the Autumn Budget on 30 October 2024, we are summarising the key announcements to assist our clients and business community in tax planning and decision making.
When buying property, one of the key considerations is Stamp Duty. This additional tax can significantly impact your investment returns, so it’s essential to factor this into your planning. As accountants, we often get questions from clients about how it works. Below is some advice on the rules surrounding it.