Please find below all the articles from October 2016.
Are your business and personal financial arrangements as tax-efficient as possible? As the end of the tax year approaches, we can help to ensure that you are making the most of all of the available opportunities to save tax and improve your profitability.
Please take some time to read through our 2016/17 Year End Strategies Guide, which contains practical guidance and ideas to implement before 5 April 2017.
With our useful tips and expert assistance, we can help you and your business…
Read MoreHere at Morgan Hemp we are keen to share our expertise with the Swansea Bay community and beyond. So we are pleased to have organised our first Business Breakfast on the subject of: Planning for a Successful Business Exit.
The event goes ahead at Swansea Marriott on November 3, in conjunction with HR Specialists Effective HRM and sponsored by HSBC Bank PLC.
This inaugural event is invitation-only, but please email: [email protected] if you would like to come along to the next one.
To give you a flavour of…
Read MoreQ. I am keen to give my employees some vouchers from a high street retailer as an added Christmas bonus this year. Are there any tax implications?
A. Planning ahead is key as the answer could be yes or no depending on the amount and type of voucher.
No – If the voucher is worth £50 or less and meets certain other criteria, then it can be given tax-free to the employee.
Yes – If you give incentives – either as cash or as redeemable vouchers – then you may be…
Read More1 – Due date for payment of Corporation Tax for the year ended 31 December 2015
5 – If a Tax Return has not been received, individuals and trustees must notify HMRC of new sources of income and chargeability in 2015/16
14 – Return and payment of CT61 tax due for quarter to 30 September 2016
19 – Tax and Class 1B national insurance due on PAYE settlements for 2015/16
19/22 – PAYE/NIC, student loan and CIS deductions due for month to 5/10/2016 or quarter 2 of 2016/17 for small employers
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Read MoreQ. I have recently started a new job and, for the first time in my career, I have been provided with a company car. I have to pay for fuel for private use but my employer says I can claim mileage for business journeys. Will I have to pay tax on fuel payments?
A. In addition to the company car benefit charge, employees have to pay tax on any fuel their employer provides that is used for private mileage. For 2016-17 you would calculate this amount by multiplying the…
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