Labour’s First Budget: Potential Tax Changes and Implications
Keir Starmer yesterday announced that Labour’s first budget in over 14 years could be “painful” and prompted fears of that unpopular tax rises will be amongst the announcements. Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has already confirmed that her statement will bring fresh tax rises as she says more needs to be done to fill the Government’s shortfall […]
Reporting Profits on a Tax Year Basis
Starting with the Self-Assessment return due by 31 January 2025, all sole trader and partnership businesses must report their profits on a tax year basis. What is the Basis Period Reform? The Basis Period Reform represents a major change in how self-employed individuals and partnerships calculate their taxable profits. Previously, the basis period was tied […]
Inheritance Tax Implications Regarding the General Election
Following on from the webinar we hosted earlier this month on the basics of Inheritance Tax (IHT), we thought it would be useful to tie this in with our latest tax article ahead of the upcoming General Election. As the general election approaches, the issue of IHT is once again at the forefront of political […]
HMRC New Tool for Voluntary National Insurance Contributions
In the UK, the National Insurance (NI) system serves as a fundamental pillar of the welfare state, providing financial support and services to individuals throughout their lives. National Insurance Contributions (NICs) require mandatory payments made by most employees, employers, and self-employed individuals to fund state benefits, including the State Pension, statutory sick pay, and unemployment […]
Annual Accounts & Company Tax Return: Benefits of Early Filing
Filing your Annual Accounts early offers several advantages: it helps avoid penalties, enhances cash flow management, allows for proactive tax planning, ensures compliance, and supports strategic financial decisions. Early filing can speed up tax refunds! Looking for a more organised approach to filing your tax return and company accounts, avoiding last-minute stress? At NRB, we […]
Efficient Financial Year End Services
At NRB we pride ourselves as working as efficiently as we can to give our clients the most up to date and relevant advice we can within their financial year end. Efficiency in Action As a demonstration of this philosophy we have already completed five financial year ends ending in March 2024. In addition to […]
Tips for Preparing Your Self-Assessment Tax Returns
As we approach the end of the current tax year, individuals and businesses are gearing up for the annual task of collating their information to enable them to file their Self-Assessment Tax Returns with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). This process can often seem daunting, but with careful preparation and organisation, it can be managed […]
Tax Planning – Get ahead for 2023/24
Tax Planning plays a pivotal role and is a crucial aspect of financial management that individuals and businesses must consider. At NRB, we understand the complexities of taxation and aim to provide comprehensive guidance to our clients to ensure effective tax planning. As the current tax year draws to a close, it’s essential to consider […]
Concise Overview of Recent Tax Developments
Key Insights from the Latest Tax Updates for the Week Ending 21st February 2024 This week’s tax news roundup includes significant developments such as: Documentation Requirements for Creative Industry Tax Reliefs In light of recent changes and tax developments announced by HMRC, companies seeking creative industry tax reliefs must now provide compelling evidence to support […]
Side Hustling and Tax Regulations: HMRC Requirements
In the ever-evolving landscape of employment, the concept of side hustling has become increasingly prevalent. Side hustles, often undertaken alongside traditional employment, offer individuals a means to pursue their passions, bolster their income, or simply explore new opportunities. However, as the gig economy continues to expand, tax authorities such as HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) […]
