As we approach the latter half of 2024, it’s crucial to stay on top of your tax deadlines to avoid any penalties or interest from HMRC. Below is a detailed list of the important tax dates coming up in September and October, along with additional information to help you understand what’s due and ensure you’re fully compliant.
Many individuals, including high-profile figures like TV presenter Anne Robinson, are considering passing on substantial amounts of their wealth ahead of anticipated changes to inheritance tax (IHT) in Labour’s upcoming Budget on 30 October. Robinson, for example, has reportedly transferred £50 million to her children and grandchildren. So, should you be thinking about doing the same?
The table below sets out the HMRC advisory fuel rates from 1 September 2024. These are the suggested reimbursement rates for employees’ private mileage using their company car.
As an entrepreneur, you’re juggling countless tasks, from developing your product to securing your first customers. Amidst all the hustle, managing your finances effectively is crucial.
Planning a staff summer barbecue? Employers can cover the costs of certain social events for their employees without creating a tax liability. This exemption, which was once a concession, is now part of statutory regulations, provided certain conditions are met.
For UK taxpayers earning between £100,000 and £125,140, the 60% tax trap can significantly impact disposable income and financial planning. This effective tax rate arises due to the tapering of the personal allowance.
As we move into the latter half of 2024, it’s crucial to keep track of key tax deadlines to ensure compliance and avoid any potential penalties. Below is a comprehensive diary of main tax events for August and September 2024.
Learn about the upcoming changes to VAT on private school fees starting 1 January 2025. Understand the new VAT rules for private schools, including transitional arrangements and how these UK budget 2024 VAT changes could affect you.
Learn about the proposed repeal of the special tax treatment for furnished holiday lettings, effective 6 April 2025. Discover key changes including finance cost restrictions, capital allowances, and reliefs. Find out how these new rules will impact your FHL properties and what steps to take.
On 17 July, the State Opening of Parliament took place, with the King’s Speech laying out the government’s legislative agenda for the upcoming parliamentary session. While there was a mention of the proposal to remove the
