Insurance industry to pay out on COVID-19 business interruption claims
More than 370,000 small businesses in England and Wales could be due a payout on their business interruption insurance after
One-year freeze for business rates multiplier in England
One of the key factors that determine the tax on a business’s right to occupy commercial property in England has
National living wage to increase alongside age threshold fall
Employers of low-paid workers in the UK will have to absorb another rise to the national living wage and pay
HMRC issues last reminder for 2019/20 personal tax returns
HMRC is reminding taxpayers that the deadline to submit 2019/20 personal tax returns through self-assessment is on or before midnight
Annual investment allowance remains at £1m until 2022
A temporary increase to the annual investment allowance has been extended until 1 January 2022, the Treasury confirmed. The allowance
Strategies for exports after Brexit
Reaching international markets in 2021 and beyond. The UK has left the EU, and for British exporters, that presents both
Construction sector: Reverse charge VAT
The effects on supply chains from 1 March 2021. Those working in the UK’s construction industry will have to handle
Grandparents set to increase gifting following pandemic and families set to inherit more than expected
A pair of studies have revealed that UK grandparents are reconsidering their plans following the Coronavirus pandemic, which may mean
Virtual Christmas parties eligible for £150 annual function exemption
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has confirmed that virtual Christmas parties will be eligible for the £150 annual function exemption
HM Revenue & Customs issues Capital Gains Tax reminder
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has issued a reminder of recent changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) to taxpayers and
HMRC publishes consultation on MTD for Corporation Tax
A new consultation has been published by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) which explores how the core principles of Making
Businesses face legal action over unpaid business rates
Local authorities have begun to take legal action against businesses that fail to pay their business rates bills. A new
Eat Out to Help Out compliance checks underway
More than 84,700 food and drink establishments took part in the Eat Out to Help Out (EOTHO) scheme, according to the
Scammers are targeting Self-Assessment taxpayers, says HMRC
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is calling on Self-Assessment taxpayers to keep a look out for scammers posing as the
VAT on admission charges to attractions
Guidance has been updated to reflect that the VAT reduced rate for tourism and hospitality has been extended to 31
VAT: Reduced rate for hospitality, holiday accommodation and attractions
Guidance has been updated to reflect the extension of the VAT reduced rate for tourism and hospitality from 12 January
VAT deferred due to coronavirus
If you deferred VAT between 20 March and 30 June 2020 and still have payments to make, you can: pay
Payment deferral or deregister from money laundering supervision due to coronavirus (covid-19)
If you were due to renew money laundering supervision with HMRC between 1 May and 30 September 2020 you were

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