Married couples and civil partners will soon be able to inherit up to £1 million tax-free under new rules that allow you to avoid inheritance tax on larger estates. Under changes introduced for the 2019-20 tax year, you can avoid IHT on estates up to £950,000, but...
NHS England’s Dental Contract Reform programme is due to extend to include around 120 dental practices by the end of the 2018-19 financial year, as part of ongoing efforts that could change the way dentists are paid for the work they do. What changes can...
With a new year underway, it’s a good time for a cryptocurrency tax update as we look at the current rules that apply to ‘virtual’ currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Zcash and Ripple. In recent years these have been seen by many as a good way to gain...
We are fast approaching the introduction of Making Tax Digital for VAT, which will apply to the first VAT return filed by businesses after April 1st 2019. It’s important to be ready for this. You may need to make considerable changes to your accounting processes...
For businesses and self-employed individuals alike, the announcement of HMRC’s Making Tax Digital initiative was a cause of concern more than it was one of confidence. Under the proposals, filing your tax returns would transition to a more digital process,...
Cryptocurrency and the tax implications surrounding it Cryptocurrency is one of the big buzz words continuing from 2017 into 2018, with Bitcoin the most widely known; however, with nearly 50 active cryptocurrencies listed on Wikipedia alone, and more...
