I wanted to let you know about some new podcasts that we’re trialling to help you and your clients with your tax obligations and financial affairs.
The podcasts will give you access to interviews and chats with key policy officials and teams offering you information, tips and support. An initial set of three podcasts have been produced covering the following topics:
As you’ll know, next year will mark an important milestone for Making Tax Digital (MTD). From April 2019 it will be mandatory for any VAT Registered business which has a taxable turnover above the VAT registration threshold (currently £85,000) to keep their records digitally and send their VAT returns using MTD compatible software. So, what software can you use?
Agent Update 66 is now available and contains a variety of articles, updates, help and support for the entire agent community.
Don't miss our MTD webinars on Monday and Tuesday and Class 1A NICs on Friday.
Did you know we are piloting the Making Tax Digital VAT service, starting with an initial ‘private beta’ period to test all the key elements on a small scale before opening the pilot up more widely.
Did you know from April 2019, businesses with taxable turnover above the VAT registration threshold must keep digital records and submit VAT returns using Making Tax Digital (MTD) compatible software.
Did you know, fom April 2019, businesses with taxable turnover above the VAT registration threshold will be required to keep their records digitally and submit VAT returns using Making Tax Digital compatible software?
This week we have Talking Points events on tax reliefs for the creative industry sector and four events on MTD.
We recently published a further consultation relating to Making Tax Digital. Making Tax Digital – sanctions for late submission and late payment is open for you to respond until 11 June. The consultation seeks views on three possible models for …
A friend of mine recently received a fake HMRC email and I have to say, it looked incredibly realistic. Scammers are using increasingly sophisticated methods to spoof legitimate HMRC communication with information that appears both genuine and relevant. However, …
