Spring Statement changes come into effect. From 6 July, the new thresholds came into effect. But what does that mean for you? As a self-employed worker, you will already pay your National Insurance differently to that of an employee. But now your threshold has...
The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, delivered his Spring Statement on 23 March. Faced with the task of creating a ‘strong economy’ for the UK, against the challenging background of high inflation, rising costs and the threat of conflict in Europe, he announced a raft of new...
As a business owner, you will find that few things in your line of work are as precious as your time – time that would be better spent doing something other than accounting. Many people come to us asking for help with tasks that usually result in time slipping through...
Increases to National Insurance Contributions (NICs) are on the way. But do you know the full implications for you and your business? We’ve got the lowdown. You’ll no doubt have seen the news of a rise in both employees’ and employers’ National Insurance contributions...
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) has seen an upsurge in homeworking. For many people, there are questions on the tax on the equipment required. What If I Contribute to Employee Costs? You can look to reimburse some specified costs incurred by employees when working from...
Changes to National Insurance contributions (NICs) limits and thresholds took effect from 6 April 2020. The Treasury says the ‘typical’ employee will pay around £104 less in NICs in 2020/21. Before the coronavirus crisis, there were plans to raise the NICs threshold...
