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27th June 2025 Making Tax Digital for Income Tax

It is confirmed that Making Tax Digital for Income Tax will affect Income Taxpayers with income of over £50,000 from 6 April 2026. This is applicable to those with self-employed income and rental property.   MTD for IT compliant software will be necessary in order to keep your financial records digitally, prepare and submit quarterly…

mm Maddie Milner
25th June 2025 Employing Young Workers

Thinking of employing young workers over the summer? Here’s what you need to know…   In the UK, a young person is defined as anyone under the age of 18. This would include employees on an apprenticeship, or someone you employ for work experience.   Legally, children under the age of 13 are prohibited from…

mm Steven Denton
23rd June 2025 Could Your Subsidiary Be Audit Exempt This Year?

With upcoming changes to company size thresholds taking effect from 1 October 2024, many companies may now qualify as “small” and potentially become eligible for audit exemption.   However, if a subsidiary is part of a medium or large group, it will usually require an audit, even if the subsidiary itself qualifies as small.  …

mm Joe Fretwell
20th June 2025 The Profession Witnesses An Increase In HMRC Activity

One of the government’s recent consultations has been in relation to the options for improving the quality of data received from third parties to ensure that HMRC gets “the right data, of the right quality, at the right time” as mentioned in the Foreword of the Consultation, ‘Better use of new and improved third-party data to make…

mm Mike Blackledge
16th June 2025 Funding Opportunity: Grants Available for Fenland Businesses

Funding Opportunity: Grants of up to £25,000 available for Fenland businesses If you’re a business owner in Fenland, now’s the time to explore funding that could help you grow, improve productivity, and create or safeguard jobs.   Fenland District Council is offering grants of £5,000 to £25,000 through its ‘Investment in Business’ programme. These grants…

mm Scott Bishop
14th June 2025 Companies House: Directors ID verification – what should you do?

You may have seen recent emails from Companies House about new identity verification requirements for company directors and people with significant control (PSCs). If the content of the email has worried you — don’t panic. The ID verification is part of new legal changes coming in autumn 2025.   These emails are part of a…

mm Scott Bishop
13th June 2025 UK Company Size Thresholds Changed

Company Size Thresholds Have Changed – What Does This Mean for UK Businesses? In December 2024 the UK Government announced the most significant change to UK company size in over a decade. On 6 April 2025, the company sized thresholds for micro, small and medium-sized business changed for the first time since 2013. This was…

mm Mike Blackledge
13th June 2025 Charity Golf Day 2025: Fraser Dawbarns LLP

Yesterday teams from Whitings LLP and Whitings Wealth Management took to the golf course for the Fraser Dawbarns LLP Charity Golf Day to support the wonderful Little Miracles Charity!   The Teams were as follows: Whitings LLP, Chartered Accountants Nick Edgley Mike Blackledge Scott Bishop Will Firman Whitings Wealth Management Ltd David Salmon Richard Franks…

mm Mike Blackledge
11th June 2025 Headline Sponsors: Huntingdonshire Business Awards 2025

Whitings LLP Announce Headline Sponsorship of Huntingdonshire Business Awards 2025   Our Whitings LLP offices in Ramsey, St Neots and St Ives are pleased to be headline sponsors of the Huntingdonshire Business Awards 2025. This is the first year for these awards and an exciting opportunity to raise the profile of businesses in the Huntingdon…

mm Amanda Newman
9th June 2025 HMRC Locks Down 100,000 Personal Tax Accounts

HMRC Locks Down 100,000 Personal Tax Accounts After Organised Crime Breach HMRC has locked down up to 100,000 online personal tax accounts after discovering unauthorised access linked to a sophisticated scam by organised crime groups. The breach, which resulted in £47 million being fraudulently claimed from HMRC—not from individual taxpayers—was first identified nearly a year…

mm Scott Bishop