Update: Sep-16
8th September 2016Whitings’ Newsletter: Sep-16
The general practice team at Whitings have produced their latest newsletter, to keep clients updated on relevant recent changes to tax and related legislation:
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James Cater
28th June 2018
Understanding Tax Relief Restrictions
Although we hear of decline in the value of development land, particularly for larger developments, growing houses continues to be more attractive to many than growing crops. Onerous Section 102 levies may apply but the tax regime remains gentle. It should not however be assumed that tax reliefs will be available automatically. Legislation imposes qualifying…
Vanessa Pearson
28th June 2018
Career Change? Think Contracting.
There are many benefits over employment, writes Whiting & Partners Contract Specialist, Vanessa Pearson Changing careers can be a challenge but leaving the employment wage treadmill to become a contractor can increase your earnings, saving on tax and national insurance as well as providing more flexible working hours. Contractors are essentially self-employed individuals who…
Daniel Coleman
28th June 2018
Making Tax Digital – Moving Your Company Forward
You, like many businesses have been successfully running for years, maintaining your books and records and submitting correct VAT returns, in turn ticking all the necessary boxes and satisfying HMRC. However, the introduction of MTD will mean a ‘shake up’ to your current methods and may require you to adopt software for the first time.…
Philip Peters
28th June 2018
Trading Allowances Change
Do you remember when eBay first emerged and become a revolutionary trading platform for buying or selling and, yes, turning a profit? As social-media has expanded, so have trading websites to the extent that there’s hardly a town, village or group that does not have a ‘buy’n sell’ page. HM Revenue & Customs have…
Jaimie Lane
27th June 2018
Charity annual returns – changes ahead
Later this year The Charity Commission will introduce a tailored annual return which will include some new questions which may require preparation in advance. Overseas expenditure As these new questions will likely require additional preparation, they will be optional for 2018 but become mandatory for 2019 onwards: When spending money outside England and Wales, did…
Vanessa Pearson
18th June 2018
Public Sector contractor wins IR35 case
HMRC have lost a second IR35 case this year, and their second case against the same contractor, putting into doubt their own understanding of the IR35 rules. Ian Wells, director of personal service company Jensal Software Limited provided his services to the Department of Work and Pensions via a recruitment agency during 2012 and 2013.…