Following Labour's victory in the general election, we take a look at some of the main pledges from the manifesto and Chancellor's speech which impact tax and business.
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I’ve got new rules – I’ll count them
In what’s widely regarded as the biggest shake up in its history, new powers for Companies House are in store with the introduction of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023.
Some powers have begun to come into force, and there are more to come.
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This is how we do it
It’s early June – we’re into the new tax year. Most people won’t have started thinking about their personal tax return yet. But, there are some real advantages to getting it done early.
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The kids are alright
The Child Benefit clawback rules have changed from 6 April 2024 which may pave the way for some tax planning.
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Ooh aah .… just a little bit
Have you noticed your employment income go up this month?
This may well be because the National Insurance rates have fallen, which although small changes, could mean some tax planning is required.
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Never miss a beat
Do you think your company might be eligible for Research and Development tax relief?
If so, it’s more important than ever to be communicating with your accountant and making sure that you aren’t caught out by the new rules in place and subsequently prevented from submitting a claim.
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Hello to Vicki!
When our clients are happy, we’re happy.
So we’re very excited to welcome Vicki Slee as our new Client Experience Manager, the day-to-day face of Frost Wiltshire, with particular responsibility for helping our clients feel thoroughly well looked-after.
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Tick tock
The deadline for filing a self-assessment tax return is 31 January 2024.
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Everything changes
If you have your own business and are self-employed rather than operating through a company, you may find a substantial change in the coming years. This is because the timing of when profit is recognised on your tax return is changing.
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All rise
From 1 April 2023, the rate of Corporation tax has gone up. This won’t hit all companies but will have an impact on many businesses so now is a great time to think about some tax planning.
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