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The 2024 Autumn Budget

The 2024 Autumn Budget has been mired in controversy, both pre and post

How tips and gratuities are taxed

We've previously covered the main tax issues for pop-up restaurants and

Key points of the coronavirus job retention scheme

Important update as at 16 April 2020 re employee eligibilityWe've previously

Company assets provided to employees for personal use

This post covers the recent changes to the tax treatment of company assets

Avoiding a company car tax charge

Where your company provides you, your employees or a member of your family

Benefits in Kind and P11ds

What are Benefits in KindSome costs are allowable for corporation tax but

Trivial Benefits: What are they and what are the rules?

New rules were introduced in the 2016/17 tax year which allow up to £300

P11d dispensations – changes in 2016-17

Prior to 6th April 2016 a company had to produce a P11d for most directors

What others say…

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They have managed to adopt an approach which is both personable and professional in equal measure. They are a breath of fresh air and exhibit none of the stuffiness you’d expect from a traditional accountant.

Because of Richard’s considerable experience with tax matters he has managed to resolve an issue in our businessWHICH HAS EFFECTIVELY SAVED US IN EXCESS OF £100,000 – naturally we are delighted!

TFA may be a small firm however they punch far above their weight and demonstrate a level of skills and expertise, equal to, if not superior to, a much larger firm.

We would have no hesitation in recommending TFA to any small business owner."

Paul Cleveley, Managing Partner, Fast Track Services

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