by Nigel Holland | Nov 13, 2013 | David Crossley Accountancy, Uncategorized
UK residents, whose Swiss banking arrangements have been disclosed to HMRC under the UK/Swiss tax agreement, have started to receive follow up letters from HMRC. Earlier this year account holders were given a choice: To pay over a fixed percentage of their account...
by Nigel Holland | Oct 9, 2013 | David Crossley Accountancy, Uncategorized
Two changes have been introduced by HMRC with regard to tax credit overpayments. First, claimants now only have three months to dispute overpayments. Secondly, HMRC will no longer suspend recovery of an overpayment whilst they consider a dispute. This emphasises the...
by Nigel Holland | Oct 9, 2013 | David Crossley Accountancy, Uncategorized
National Minimum Wage rates increase from 1 October 2013: 21 and over £6.35 18 to 20 £5.03 Under 18 £3.72 Apprentice £2.68 https://www.gov.uk/national-minimum-wage-rates
by Nigel Holland | Aug 27, 2013 | David Crossley Accountancy, Uncategorized
With effect from April 2013, the renewals allowance for the replacement of plant other than trade tools will no longer be available. For residential rental properties the renewals basis gives a specific deduction for expenditure on the replacement of fixtures integral...
by Nigel Holland | Jun 18, 2013 | David Crossley Accountancy, Uncategorized
Individuals who were claiming tax credits for 2012-13 should be receiving a “Renewing your tax credits – Getting it right” pack. It is vital that you complete the Annual Review form for the year ended 5 April 2013 and send it to the Tax Credits Office (TCO) Preston...
by Nigel Holland | Jun 5, 2013 | David Crossley Accountancy, Uncategorized
Last year there was much huffing and puffing about the so-called “granny tax”, even though nothing had actually happened. What was announced in the 2012 Budget was that age-related allowances would be frozen with effect from April 2013 and would no longer be claimable...