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Diary of main tax events for June/July 2021
Please see below the diary of main tax events for June/July 2021: We are here if you need help with meeting these deadlines.
June 10, 2021
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Please see below the diary of main tax events for June/July 2021: We are here if you need help with meeting these deadlines.
Check that your shares qualify for CGT business asset disposal relief: A recent case before the tax tribunal has confirmed that all of a company’s shares are ordinary shares except those that carry a fixed rate of return.
Despite the coronavirus lockdowns HMRC still expect P11d forms reporting expenses and benefits to be submitted by the normal 6 July deadline.
Company car rates: These are the suggested reimbursement rates for employees’ private mileage using their company car from 1 June 2021.
Another consequence of the lockdown periods is that employees may have driven fewer private miles in their company cars, particularly where they have not been driving to the office.
P11d forms reporting benefits in kind provided to employees and directors need to be submitted to HMRC by 6 July.
HMRC are urging businesses to look out for the use of mini-umbrella companies (MUCs) to pay contractors supplying their labour via agencies and other intermediaries.
On July 1 2021, the European Union (EU) will introduce the Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS) scheme. The new system simplifies current VAT registration requirements for selling into the EU, making it easier for businesses to grow, stay compliant and protect your bottom line. Businesses will be able to sell to all 27 EU member states with just one VAT return.
Please note that HMRC make regular checks on companies making a claim under the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. If you make a claim that is fraudulent i.e. make a claim for a period whilst actually working, you will be required to pay back all grants received under the scheme and could be fined.
In March 2021, the Chancellor announced in the budget a new “Super Deduction” Annual Investment Allowance. This means that from April 2021 until 31 March 2023, companies investing in qualifying new plant and machinery assets
Check out our table below for the diary of main tax events May/June 2021. 01/05: Corporation tax payment for year to 31/07/20
Government have announced a one-year exemption from paying employers national insurance contributions (NICs) where military veterans are recruited by civilian employers.
A 25% rate of corporation tax will apply to all of a company’s profits if they exceed £250,000 from 1 April 2023. The 19% rate will continue to apply where profits are below £50,000. The marginal rate that applies between those limits will be 26.5%.
Currently only VAT registered businesses making taxable supplies in excess of the £85,000 VAT registration threshold are mandated to comply with Making Tax Digital (MTD) rules. Those rules require the business to keep digital business records and send VAT returns using MTD-compatible software.
Like the CJRS scheme for employers the Self-Employed Income Support Scheme (SEISS) has been extended to September 2021 and details of claims for the fourth grant have now been released. This fourth grant covers February, March and April 2021. There will then be a fifth grant covering May to September 2021.
The fourth version of the CJRS “furlough” grant scheme starts on 1 May 2021 and will run until 30 September with employees affected continuing to be supported such that they are entitled to be paid at least 80% of their “usual pay” subject to a limit of £2,500 a month for hours not worked.
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Dairy of main tax events April/May 2021 Date: What’s Due 1/04: Corporation tax payment for year to 30/6/20 (unless quarterly)
The Treasury normally issue a bundle of tax consultation documents on Budget Day. This year however they chose to delay the publication until 3 weeks after the Budget. We were expecting the consultation documents to include major changes to CGT and IHT, but it would appear that these have yet again been delayed.
New enhanced loss relief rules may result in extra tax refunds: In the March Budget it was announced that the normal one year carry back for trading losses would be extended to three years.
If you move goods between the UK and countries in the EU, you need to follow new customs and tax rules. Your business will be affected by the new rules if you: