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Claiming tax relief on pension contributions

PensionBy BurtonBandiniJune 5, 2025

Private pension contributions can attract up to 45% tax relief, if you know how to claim it. Use your £60,000 annual allowance wisely and carry forward unused relief from past years to boost your

Tax write-offs for an electric car with zero emissions

Capital allowancesBy BurtonBandiniJune 5, 2025

Buying a zero-emission electric car through your limited company could mean 100% tax relief in year one. Understand the capital allowances and boost your business’s tax efficiency with smart vehicle

Can you reduce your 31 July tax payment on account

Income TaxBy BurtonBandiniJune 5, 2025

Expecting lower profits 2024-25 compared to 2023-24? You can ask HMRC to reduce your 31 July 25 tax payment on account. Act early to manage cash flow. Use your online account or we can handle it for

VAT – advantages of the VAT Flat Rate Scheme

Value Added TaxBy BurtonBandiniJune 5, 2025

Small business? The VAT Flat Rate Scheme could cut paperwork and improve cash flow. Pay VAT as a set percentage of turnover and enjoy simpler admin, budgeting ease, and even a 1% discount in year one

IHT exemption – normal expenditure out of income

Inheritance TaxBy BurtonBandiniJune 5, 2025

Make regular gifts from your income and avoid inheritance tax. If structured properly, surplus income gifts can support loved ones and stay outside your estate without the seven-year survival

Government sells last Nat West shares

Business SupportBy BurtonBandiniJune 3, 2025

The UK government has officially concluded its involvement with NatWest Group, formerly known as the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), by selling its remaining shares. This move ends nearly 17 years of

How working capital is funded

Business SupportBy BurtonBandiniJune 3, 2025

Working capital refers to the day-to-day funds a business uses to manage its operations. It is the difference between current assets (such as cash, stock, and trade debtors) and current liabilities

Employing your family

Employment & PayrollBy BurtonBandiniMay 29, 2025

Employing family members can work well, but it does not mean you can skip the rules. HMRC expects full compliance on pay, tax, pensions, and working conditions—just as with any other

What is a FIG?

Overseas personal tax issuesBy BurtonBandiniMay 29, 2025

From 6 April 2025, non-doms face a major shift as the remittance basis is replaced by the Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime, now determined by UK tax residence, not domicile. Reporting obligations

Rolling Over Capital Gains

Capital Gains TaxBy BurtonBandiniMay 29, 2025

Business Asset Rollover Relief, allows taxpayers to defer Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on gains arising from the sale or disposal of certain business assets, provided the proceeds are reinvested into new

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