For UK tax-resident landlords with residential property, there are big changes arriving on 6 April 2020 for capital gains tax reporting and payments. Gains on such disposals must be declared on a new online property disposal return (and a payment […]
The deadline for submitting a self assessment tax return is now rapidly approaching (31 January). Although you’ve now missed the deadline for registration (as well as paper returns), HMRC are more likely to penalise you if you submit your tax […]
You may have heard the saying “cash is king” and it is a harsh reality that cash flow difficulties are often the death knell for businesses of all sizes. So what can you do to reduce the likelihood of cash […]
So you need to complete a self assessment tax return? Whether you are looking to do everything yourself, or your accountant has been in touch asking how you are getting along, this article will look at some of the basic […]
The cost of running your own car in a business context can be significant, but there are tax efficient ways of covering those costs. If you are an employee As an employee, if you undertake business travel, you can receive […]
Starting a business is an exciting time. Getting off to the right start with tax and accounting matters is important but easily overlooked. In this article we look at some of the main administrative points to consider. As with many […]
Jameson Accounting Services Recognised As A Top UK Firm We are delighted to announce that Jameson Accounting Services has just been approved for inclusion in Handpicked Accountants. Handpicked Accountants is an online directory service that aims to connect small […]
The snap 2017 General Election meant the Government had to put forward a much reduced Finance Bill for parliamentary consideration in April. It had been rightly pointed out that there was insufficient time to give due consideration to the full […]
As the Director of a small business you may end up owing the company money – or to put this in more formal terms, the Directors’ Loan Account becomes a debtor balance. If this debt is small and repaid in a short space of time, it is unlikely […]
The House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee is the latest body to consider the Government’s plans for Making Tax Digital. In its full report, it reached a set of conclusions that echo those of other groups, welcoming the idea of […]