5 Amazon Seller VAT Stories – From Disaster to Success

5 Amazon Seller VAT Stories – From Disaster to Success

Having been working with e-commerce businesses for a number of years now we have come across many stories of accounting and tax disasters (some of which had a happy outcome, but you will probably guess that they are in the minority). Accounting in an e-commerce...
Changes to R&D Tax Credits: Tax Relief is Changing

Changes to R&D Tax Credits: Tax Relief is Changing

R&D Tax Relief is Changing From 1 April 2023, new rules for R&D Tax Relief claims will require businesses to submit a pre-notification of their claim to HMRC. This applies to new claimants or any business in the United Kingdom that has not claimed any R&D...
How to Pay Self Assessment Tax: Everything You Need to Know

How to Pay Self Assessment Tax: Everything You Need to Know

In this article, we walk you through everything that you need to know about making sure you pay your self assessment tax bill in full and on time. Discover how to pay Self Assessment tax for your business in the UK. We also highlight some common pitfalls and issues to...
The New VAT Penalty Regime Explained

The New VAT Penalty Regime Explained

A new penalty system will take effect for VAT periods beginning on or after 1 January 2023. The aim is to penalise persistent offenders rather than those who make the occasional mistake or late return. The systems for late submissions will actually be different from...
Enterprise Management Incentive (EMI)

Enterprise Management Incentive (EMI)

A Tax Efficient and Flexible Incentive to Attract and Retain the Best Employees Enterprise Management Incentive (“EMI”) schemes offer tax advantages to employees of smaller companies with growth potential that qualify and can therefore help to attract and...
Corporation Tax Rate Changes

Corporation Tax Rate Changes

The corporation tax rate will change from 19% to 25% from 1 April 2023 for many companies. Small companies with taxable profits of under £50,000 are unaffected and their rate of tax will remain at 19%. The full 25% only applies if profits exceed £250,000 and there is...
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