With a new tax year come changes to tax and benefits. But just as it’s important to know what changes are being made, it’s equally, if not more important, to actually understand how the change affect you or your business, or if it even has an impact on you at all.
In 2016 Britain voted to leave the EU and new Prime Minister Theresa May invited George Osborne to consider an alternative career and replaced him as Chancellor with Philip Hammond, the MP for Runnymede and Weybridge nicknamed ‘Spreadsheet Phil’ by his Commons colleagues.
At the beginning of March 2018, HMRC published figures on personal taxation and income throughout the UK for the 2015/16 tax year. The full report offers some interesting insights into the nation’s finances.
It may seem as though the year has barely begun, yet the month of March is already upon us.
You’ve lived a full and rewarding life, settled down, had a family, and are now reaping the benefits of working hard and investing in your future.
Talking about money with your parents can be difficult. However, these conversations can also be some of the most important ones you will have with those you love.
With markets around the world continuing to prove unpredictable as momentous financial and political events continue to unfold, it’s perhaps not a surprise that investors are increasingly concerned about when the ‘best time’ for them to invest might be.
The new year has brought with it reports of another victory for taxpayers in a mixed supply case. The case involves the VAT liable on membership fees paid to Harley-Davidson Europe Ltd by members of the Harley Owners Group (HOG).
Those in the financial sector continue to warn against Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a sound investment.
The collapse of Carillion in January 2018 has already triggered disruption throughout the construction industry.