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Common Mistakes: Self Assessment Tax Returns

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…

Employers Pension Duties For Seasonal Workers

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…

Pension Contributions and Statutory Payments

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…

What Happens To Property When A Loved One Dies?

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…

Company Formation ID Verification Rules Are Coming

Company formation ID verification rules are coming. Long expected changes to the way in which new companies are formed have moved a step closer. Although the implementation date of the new rules is not yet known as the regulations are still at the draft stage, Companies House have released some further information about the new rules.…

New Audit Exemption Thresholds: What Could This Mean For You?

Have you heard about the new audit exemption thresholds?   Before the recent General Election the Conservatives announced plans to increase the audit exemption thresholds. For the Turnover and Gross Assets thresholds, this increase is significant (50%), effective for accounting periods starting on or after 1 October 2024. For certain growing companies, this presents an…

Taxes Under The New Government

We’re considering taxes under the new Government. Now that Labour have won the recent election, it is time to look at what this could mean for you and your taxes. Labour have committed to one major fiscal event a year in the hope that this will give businesses and individuals plenty of time to properly…

Trusts: Tax Planning and Asset Protection

Have you considered trusts when it comes to tax planning and asset protection?   The Purpose of Trusts Whilst trusts were created during the 12th century to protect the assets and interests of the nobility, these days their use is no longer restricted to higher society. Today, trusts serve the same purposes as they did…

Maximising Capital Allowances

Have you considered maximising Capital Allowances?   From 1 April 2023 companies subject to corporation tax will receive a 100% first year tax deduction for expenditure they incur on qualifying plant and machinery. Originally announced as a temporary measure, the UK Government subsequently announced in the Autumn Statement that the relief will remain in place…

Trade Sale of Software Company

The team from Whitings helped the owners of a software company exit the business, for a well earned retirement. General deal support with the SPA, the net asset price adjustment and personal tax planning facilitated a smooth process.