The implications of staff entertainment and PSAs
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_message]In the midst of party season, we thought it would be apt to remind you of the benefits of staff PSAs. You’re probably aware that your annual staff
The Paris Partnership joins mgr
mgr is pleased to announce that The Paris Partnership – a practice which offers compliance-driven services, spanning across accountancy, audit and taxation – has joined the mgr
National Insurance cut by 2%
Bonus or dividend? It’s an age-old question that we’re often asked by business owners. In fact, you may recall our article from earlier this year, which explained how the April
Autumn Statement Analysis
Against a challenging fiscal backdrop and pressures to continue reversing inflation, the 2023 Autumn Statement presented an opportunity for the government to demonstrate solid plan
Autumn Statement 2023: Our Predictions
What are your thoughts about the upcoming Autumn Statement? With less than one week to go until Jeremy Hunt delivers his statement to the House of Commons, predictions are well und
The UK’s research and development landscape
Does your company contribute to the UK’s science or technology sectors? If so, then it’s vital that you access the correct tax reliefs to sustain this. The landscape of the UKâ
Completion Mechanisms
So you’ve found a buyer for your business, now it’s time to decide which completion mechanism is right for you.  There are two main completion mechanisms; Completion Account
HMRC prompts parents to re-register 16-year-olds for child benefit.
Did your child collect their GCSE results today? If so, depending on their chosen post-16 route, you must re-register them before 31st August 2023 (next Thursday) to continue recei
Update: Deadline for voluntary National Insurance contributions extended to April 2025
Have you topped up your National Insurance record yet? Until recently, the deadline for making voluntary contributions dating back to April 2006 was 31st July 2023. But don’t wor
Corporate Interest Restriction
The Corporate Interest Restriction (CIR) legislation limits the tax relief a group of companies can claim for deducting net interest and other financing costs to £2m per annum. Wi
