The tax landscape is constantly shifting, and recent changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) have been a major point of discussion for business owners and investors. These reforms, particularly to key reliefs, have a direct impact on the profit you can retain when selling a business or an asset. So, are these changes a good …
Will The Capital Gains Tax Changes Adversely Affect Your Business?Read More
For many self-employed individuals and small business owners in the UK, the annual HMRC Self Assessment tax return can feel like a looming cloud, with the January 31st deadline a distant but inevitable storm. However, a significant number of taxpayers are now choosing to file their returns much earlier in the year. This isn’t just …
Why Filing Your HMRC Self Assessment Early Makes Perfect SenseRead More
The top companies in Northern Ireland have seen their profits rise quite dramatically over the course of the last 12 months, according to the latest edition of the Ulster Business Top 100 publication. The turnover of the largest firms didn’t change a great deal, the publication giving a figure of £35.6 billion in total for …
Many people view paying an accountant as a necessary but unwelcome expense. They might think they can handle their own taxes with a simple online tool or by filling out the forms themselves. However, this line of thinking often overlooks a crucial point: a good accountant doesn’t just process your taxes; they actively save you …
Beyond The Basics: How A Good Accountant Can Save You Money On Your TaxesRead More
Tax season can be a daunting time, and it’s easy to fall prey to common errors that can cost you money, incur penalties, or even trigger an HMRC investigation. Avoiding these pitfalls is crucial for a smooth tax experience and to ensure you only pay what you legitimately owe. Here are some of the biggest …
Although the unemployment rate rose to 2.1% in the latest quarter in Northern Ireland, which is a concern, this figure is still relatively low to what the rate has been in the past. In an ideal world everyone would be able to find employment, but as we are all very well aware we don’t live …
Farming isn’t what it used to be. While the heart of agriculture remains the same—growing food, raising animals, and working the land—the business side has become increasingly complex. From navigating fluctuating markets to dealing with government regulations and taxes, today’s farmers wear many hats. That’s why having a knowledgeable accountant isn’t just helpful—it’s essential. In …
Why Farmers Need An Accountant More Than Ever To Help Them With Their BusinessRead More
As any employer should know the National Living Wage is now £12.21 an hour (since April 1st 2025), up from the previous £11.44 an hour. These figures are for any employee that is aged 21 or over. If you are between 18 and 20, the minimum wage is £10 an hour, if you are aged …
NI Businesses Named For Failing To Pay The Minimum WageRead More
