by Alastair Wood | Oct 29, 2018 | Tax Advice
The Budget 2018 had a few surprises up it’s sleeve but alot of the measures seemed to be on hold until post Brexit and the subsequent spending review. Public spending is now in control and in the words of the Chancellor Philip Hammond “The era of...
by Alastair Wood | Jun 28, 2018 | Business Advice
It is easy to be mislead by HMRC scams as a client today discovered when he was called by someone claiming to be from HMRC alleging there was a warrant out for his arrest. Having spoken to HMRC as his agent they said that my client would definitely have know if there...
by Alastair Wood | Mar 19, 2018 | Tax Advice
As a Christian accountant I get a number of calls regarding Tax for Missionaries, and what their status is. Anyone leaving the UK permanently becomes non resident from that point and they have no obligations to submit a tax return from that point unless they still...
by Alastair Wood | Nov 22, 2017 | Business Advice
The autumn budget 2017 is the first of the new annual budgets, now the spring version has been deemed as not necessary. Nonetheless there was little of note and there were few surprises and much had already been released. The headline if any stemmed from maintaining...
by Alastair Wood | Jun 22, 2017 | Tax Advice
mpanies employing staff may find trivial benefits for employees a useful way of giving them a gift but without worrying about it affecting their tax while remaining allowable for tax by the employer. The rules allow payments of upto £50 to an employee as long as it is...
