TAX DIARY AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2022

  Date What’s Due   1/08   Corporation tax for year to 31/10/21 (unless pay quarterly)   19/08   PAYE & NIC deductions, and CIS return and tax, for month to 5/8/22 (due 22/08 if you pay electronically)   1/09   Corporation tax for year to 30/11/21 (unless pay quarterly)   19/09   PAYE & […]

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MAKING TAX DIGITAL UPDATE

Making Tax Digital (MTD) for VAT has been with us since April 2019, with the extension to all VAT registered businesses from April 2022. The next roll-out will be the introduction of MTD for income tax which is scheduled to start in April 2024. The obligation to keep records in a digital format and report […]

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CHARGING THE CORRECT RATE OF VAT

The VAT rules are becoming increasingly complex and businesses need to ensure that the correct rate is applied to the goods and services they supply. HMRC have recently updated their guidance on VAT rates. It provides a list of goods and services which you can check to determine which rates of VAT apply and which […]

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TAX DIARY JULY/AUGUST 2022

Date What’s Due 1/07 Corporation tax for year to 30/9/21 (unless pay quarterly) 5/07 Last date for agreeing PAYE settlement agreements for 2021/22 employee benefits 5/07 Deadline for agents and tenants to submit returns of rent paid to non-resident landlords and tax deducted for 2021/22 06/07 Deadline for forms P11D and P11D(b) for 2021/22 tax […]

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INCREASE IN NATIONAL INSURANCE THRESHOLDS

In the Spring Statement 2022, the UK Government announced an increase in National Insurance thresholds affecting the 2022 to 2023 tax year. The threshold changes will take effect from 6 July 2022, meaning employees will pay National Insurance contributions on less of their income. The primary threshold from 6 July 2022 to 5 April 2023 will […]

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R&D TAX CREDIT REPAYMENTS DELAYED

The Research & Development (R&D) tax credit scheme for small and medium sized enterprise companies is particularly generous as there is currently 230% relief for qualifying expenditure and, where the company is loss making, this results in a 14.5% repayable credit. This means that the company receives a £33,350 refund for every £100,000 spent on […]

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