Do you have a government gateway account for your own personal tax affairs and/or your business?

If not, I would encourage all our clients to get an account and request access to all their tax profiles. This will give you much better oversight of your tax affairs, and you can plan to ensure that your taxes are paid on time. It can also save you from having to phone HMRC and spend a lot of time on the phone, when you could have resolved it quickly and easily through your online account.

Anlo Assist is for anyone who has struggled to understand HMRC on tax residency (let’s be honest - who hasn’t?!) Are you worried that you might be due tax in two (or more) jurisdictions and unsure where you are tax resident? Does your uncertainty leave you worried that you are not acting on your tax obligation in the United Kingdom?

You can now file your self-assessment for 2023/2024. If you haven’t already, please get in touch and we will help you. Filing a self-assessment tax return can seem daunting, but with the right documents and information at hand, the process becomes more streamlined.

Let’s look at the essential documents you will need to file your self-assessment:

On the 1st of May this year, Companies House is increasing its fees across the board. Some of these changes are quite substantial. As a consequence, for our clients on retainer for whom we manage their Companies House information and filing, we have no choice but to increase our retainer fee to reflect these increases.

I thought it would be nice to write about something other than tax and year-ends. Yes, they’re important, and yes I’ll continue to write about them, but a change, they say, is as good as a rest. (Personally, I’m not sure about that, but whatevs…)

As thoroughly modern accountants we have wholeheartedly embraced technology, you may have noticed this! In addition to our client-facing systems we use technology ourselves to stay on top of our business.

Many of you are considering rewarding yourselves, as directors, and your dedicated employees with gift vouchers. This gesture not only boosts morale but also demonstrates appreciation for the hard work and commitment throughout the year.

But  - it's crucial to understand the tax implications of such gifts to ensure compliance with HMRC regulations and to optimise tax efficiency for both your company and its recipients.