What happens if you don’t file your tax return on time? You should have filed your 2023 Personal Tax Return and Partnership Tax Returns by 31 January 2024. If you did not file on time HMRC will charge an automatic £100 penalty to individuals. For a late submission of a […]
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We are very proud to have achieved the top level of ‘Maintaining Excellence’ standard in the Better Health at Work Award programme. As the region’s first B Corp certified organisation Robson Laidler runs on the triple bottom line principles of People; Planet: Profit with each having equal importance. We have […]
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has initiated a correspondence campaign, sending letters to companies regarding their capital allowance claims, specifically the Annual Investment Allowance. These letters, while potentially raising concerns, shouldn’t necessarily spark alarm. Let’s delve into what these letters entail and how companies should respond. Understanding the Purpose […]
Growing a business is no small feat. Business growth requires dedication, innovation, and strategic financial planning. As business owners, start-ups, directors, and entrepreneurs seek to scale their operations, several pivotal financial areas must be addressed to ensure sustainable growth. As an accountancy firm, we understand the importance of financial health […]
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his ‘Budget for Long Term Growth’ on Wednesday 6 March 2024. His speech promised ‘more investment, more jobs, better public services and lower taxes’. Here’s a response from our Tax Consultant Kerrianne Naylor Wood: “For the last few years, the pre-Budget bombast and boom has vastly […]
Selling your business can be the largest financial decision that many entrepreneurs make. For many, the process can be daunting and complicated. Here are a few key points to consider when preparing your business for sale: Reliance on key staff Often a business may be very reliant on the owner. If […]
A Director’s Loan Account (DLA) is a financial account that tracks transactions between a company and its directors (or shareholders) when money is either borrowed by the director from the company or lent by the director to the company. It is essentially an accounting record that helps to keep track […]
When starting any new business venture, one of the crucial decisions you’ll face is choosing the legal structure. The two most common options are operating as a sole trader or setting up a limited company. Each comes with its own advantages and disadvantages, and understanding these can help you make […]
Running a business involves a complex interplay of factors, including potential risks and uncertainties. In this dynamic landscape, business insurance emerges as a fundamental necessity, providing a safety net against unexpected disruptions. Let’s delve into the reasons that underscore the significance of business insurance in ensuring the long-term success and stability […]
We know that our dental clients like a party, as do we, but do you know the staff expenses tax implications of entertaining and Christmas bonuses? An annual Christmas party, or a meal and drinks out with your staff is enough to trigger a tax charge if the limits are […]