This week, the government announced two new taxes that will come into effect from next April to raise – they hope – £36 billion for the NHS and to cover social care costs. Although the rise in National Insurance has […]
This week, the Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiled his much anticipated budget, outlining government spending and tax policies for the coming year. You can read the whole thing online here – though fair warning, it is 110 pages long. Or perhaps […]
Bad news: as well as the energy price cap increase that I wrote about last week, a few more bills will be going up for many of us at the end of March. TV licence fee is going up First […]
When I wrote about the winners and losers of the Winter Economy Plan last week, I mentioned that self-employed workers will be getting a bit of a breather on their tax bill. Essentially, taxes that were due in July 2020 […]
You may have come across HMRC’s Making Tax Digital (MTD) initiative a while ago – businesses making over £85,000 a year have been required to follow specific rules to file their VAT returns for some time now. For everyone else, […]
