Business News
Selling goods to businesses in the EU
In this latest Newsletter of our Brexit series, we turn to the subject of selling goods to businesses in the EU. From 1st January 2021, all businesses that are exporting goods to businesses in the EU are required to make Customs declarations via the National Export...
Trading in goods with the EU – import VAT & duties
We return to the subject of trading in goods with the EU. This time we outline the arrangements for paying import VAT and duties. You can read Part One here. As a UK VAT registered business, you will be able to account for import VAT on your VAT returns for both goods...
Further guidance and legislation announced on the Self-Employed Income Support Scheme
The self-employed can make a claim under the third tranche of the Self-Employed Income Support Scheme (SEISS) from 30th November. As previously announced, self-employed businesses can claim an SEISS grant for the three months to 31st January 2021 for 80% of average...
Trading in goods with the EU
We will be issuing a series of articles as we approach 1st of January 2021 when the transitional arrangements for the UK leaving the EU end. There are a number of challenges you face as a business owner in the coming months and many of you are no doubt watching the...
New Self Employed Income Support Scheme – do you qualify?
Self-employed businesses that continue to be adversely affected by Coronavirus may qualify for the new Self Employed Income Support Scheme (SEISS) three-month grant of 70% of average profits capped at £6,570. In order to qualify for the new SEISS, your business needs...
HMRC delays second phase for Making Tax Digital (MTD) scheme
As UK businesses deal with the pressures of COVID-19, more stringent rules around digital links for HMRC’s Making Tax Digital (MTD) scheme will no longer be introduced as planned this year. Instead, the requirement will come into effect from April 2021 onwards, giving...
Spring Budget 2020 Round-Up Video
TC Group's short video round-up of the headline-grabbing measures from the Budget 2020
Could inheritance tax be reformed In the Budget?
If any one mainstream tax is likely to see major changes in this year’s Spring Budget, inheritance tax appears to be the most obvious candidate. It’s generally regarded as unpopular and convoluted, with many people disagreeing in principle with the very idea that...
Property tax changes from April 2020
There are new tax reporting and payment rules that will apply from April 2020 on the sale of residential property by individuals, partners and trustees. These rules do not apply to the sale of the family home but will apply to second homes including those co-owned...