Diary of main tax events Nov / Dec 2022
Date What’s Due 1/11/22 Corporation tax for year to 31/01/2022 unless quarterly instalments apply 19/11/22 PAYE & NIC deductions, and CIS return […]
Month: October 2022
Time to prepare for Corporation Tax rise is now, says TWP
Surrey accountancy firm TWP is calling on businesses that pay Corporation Tax to prepare for a rise in this tax on profits […]
How high could interest rates go – And will it help savers?
Rapidly rising inflation has been pushing up the Bank of England’s (BoE) base rate at a historic pace in the last few […]
Pension charge cap reforms brought forward
During the mini-Budget, the former Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, plans to “accelerate” reforms to the pensions charge cap. This move, he said, would […]
Buy-to-let bump – What the withdrawal of fixed-rate mortgages could mean for property investment
Adding property investment into a wider portfolio has been a popular option for many savers for a number of years. However, now […]
Tax-Free Investment Zones – How could they support your growth?
In his mini-Budget, former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced plans for Tax-Free Investment Zones across England. The Government says these new economic zones […]
Time is running out to make use of the super-deduction
Businesses now have less than half a year left to make use of the opportunities available to incorporate businesses under the super-deduction […]
What does the former Chancellor’s cut to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) mean for you?
Much of the former Chancellor’s mini-Budget has now been repealed, but one ‘rabbit from the hat’ has been retained. In his speech […]
Are you ready for changes to R&D tax reliefs in 2023?
R&D tax reliefs have supported hundreds of thousands of businesses to invest in innovation by cutting the amount of tax that they […]
The rate of late tax payments interest rates continues to rise
From 11 October, the interest rates on late tax payments rise again in line with the Bank of England’s (BoE) latest base […]
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