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In just a few weeks you’re facing a hefty self-assessment tax bill for last year. You’ve heard that putting money into an enterprise investment scheme (EIS) can reduce your tax, but isn’t it too late
to affect the imminent tax bill?
Published 07.01.2019
A hike in tax rates will affect dividends you receive on or after 6 April 2016. Working out how much the extra tax will be is tricky enough, but when and how will you be expected to pay it?
Published 08.02.2016
The deadline for paying your self-assessment tax bill for 2019/20 is 31 January 2021. However, subject to conditions, HMRC will automatically allow you to spread the payment. When can you
make use of this concession and what will it cost you?
Published 26.01.2021
You have a large self-assessment tax bill to pay at the end of January. The trouble is that after the excesses of the festive season you’re a bit strapped for cash. What are the tax consequences of
using company funds to pay HMRC?
Published 09.01.2017
One of our subscribers recently received his tax code for 2016/17. It includes a deduction to collect tax for an out of date year. While HMRC seems to be using this tactic more frequently, do the
rules allow it?
Published 05.04.2016
Businesses and individuals struggling with tax bills can agree a repayment schedule with HMRC. This is often easier said than done but has recently been made simpler. What’s the full story?
Published 04.06.2020
You’ve read that the Taxman is now threatening to charge interest if your company pays its PAYE bill even a few days late. Is this true?
Published 16.06.2009
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