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Hauliers edge closer to justice in a landmark ruling in the Truck Cartel Case.   An Update In a significant victory for the Road Haulage Association (RHA) and over 18,000 haulage operators, the Competition Appeal Tribunal has granted a Collective Proceedings Order (CPO) to the RHA. This ruling allows the RHA to seek compensation for…

It’s helpful to know the common mistakes people make when completing Self Assessment tax returns (SATR).   We know that filing your SATR can often feel like a daunting task, especially with the complexities of tax rules and looming deadlines. At Whitings LLP, we understand the challenges taxpayers face and are here to help you…

Issue 6 of our Property Matters Newsletter is here!   In what has been a year of change and indeed challenges we have now heard the Kings Speech and what the new government will be looking to do in this new parliament.   The headlines have concentrated upon the need for many more new houses,…

We have known since the March 2024 Budget that the abolition of the beneficial rules relating to Furnished Holiday Lettings (FHL) were to change from April 2025. Now however, we have the draft legislation following its publication on 29 July 2024.   The effect of the changes will mean that for both individuals and companies:…

The harvest season is now in full swing. Are you aware of the pension duties that you are required to perform for each seasonal worker?   Whether an employee works for a few days, weeks, or months, each employee needs to be assessed for each period that they work for you.   To assess your…

Are you confused about charity reporting?   We understand, as charity reporting can be confusing due to the varying thresholds for different reporting requirements. Our infographic tool below is a useful visualisation of the various requirements of charities, all depending on the level of gross income in any given year.   Charites working with us…

When it comes to employment benefits and property, Whitings are here to help!   Property is affected by a large variety of direct and indirect taxes, whether that’s Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT), Capital Gains Tax (CGT), Income Tax (IT) or Inheritance Tax (IHT). These tax implications can be triggered by the acquisition, disposal, or…

Different pension schemes attract different rules when it comes to making statutory payments to employees. The first thing to ascertain is what type of pension it is your scheme administrator is running.   Net pay arrangement Pension deducted from gross before tax is taken (for example Smart)   Relief at source (gross pay arrangement) The…

Do you know what happens to property when a loved one dies?   Why Choose Whitings LLP to help with administering the estate? We understand that losing a loved one can be a very difficult and challenging time. It can often be a daunting process for those appointed as personal representatives with the worry and…

Don’t miss the 60 day deadline! It is now well established that taxpayers have 60 days from the date of completion to report a property disposal and pay any Capital Gains Tax (CGT) to HMRC. Those within Self Assessment must also report their disposal on the Capital Gains section of their tax return for the…