Glazers’ guide to proactive tax planning ahead of the Budget and strategies to future-proof your business
Tax does not have to be the headache that many businesses think it is.
Tax does not have to be the headache that many businesses think it is.
Expanding a business is something many entrepreneurs dream of, but it is much easier said than done.
You may already be familiar with Making Tax Digital (MTD), but the extension to Income Tax Self Assessment (ITSA) is something many self-employed individuals and landlords need to start preparing for.
A recent report from the Financial Times has indicated that Chancellor Rachel Reeves may extend the freeze on Income Tax thresholds.
As we approach the Budget, due to be announced on 30 October, one of the key concerns is the potential impact on inflation.
It is the world’s worst-kept secret at this point, but if you have not already heard, the Budget is approaching and is likely to be “painful”.
Dividends have long been an important income stream for investors, business owners, and retirees alike.
The deadline for voluntary National Insurance (NI) contributions is fast approaching, leaving you with little time to fill gaps in your NI record to maximise your state pension.
Lifetime ISAs (LISAs) have become a popular way to save for a first home or retirement, offering a 25 per cent Government bonus on contributions.
For months, there was speculation that the upcoming Budget could bring major changes to pension tax relief, specifically a move towards a flat rate of tax relief for pension contributions. While nothing has yet been confirmed, reports in The Guardian suggest that these plans have now been dropped, leaving many wondering what this means for…
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