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Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) Relief for Property Traders: Key Points
When a property trader buys a residential property from an estate, they can claim relief from Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT). Here’s a simplified overview of the key conditions and considerations. Claiming SDLT Relief To qualify for SDLT relief, a property trader must...
Warning: Scam Letters Impersonating Companies House
Business owners, beware! Scammers are sending fake letters pretending to be from Companies House, asking for a £48 payment for "enhanced web filing access." Key Points to Remember: No Fee for Web Filing: Companies House does not charge for setting up web filing...
Bank of England Keeps Base Rate at 5.25% Despite Inflation Drop
The Bank of England has announced today that the base rate will remain at 5.25%, marking the seventh consecutive time the rate has been held at this 16-year high. This decision, coming just ahead of the general election, was widely anticipated but may not be welcomed...
Understanding Cash Basis Accounting for Your Self-Assessment Tax Return
As of 6 April 2024, the cash basis became the default method of accounting for self-assessment tax returns for sole traders or partners. Here's what you need to know: Why Use Cash Basis Accounting? Simplicity: Declare income and expenses when money comes in and...
Reminder: Second Payment on Account Due Soon
As June progresses, it's important for all our self-employed clients, to remember that the second payment on account for the current tax year is due by the 31st of July. Who Needs to Make This Payment? This applies to you if you're self-employed, either as a...