HMRC
HMRC is now looking at landlords who incorporated their property business but have not reported a capital gain on their 2017/18 self-assessment tax return and are sending out letters. The […]
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HMRC is now looking at landlords who incorporated their property business but have not reported a capital gain on their 2017/18 self-assessment tax return and are sending out letters. The […]
Read the articleWe are excited to announce that we are the main club partner of Scunthorpe United FC for the 2023-24 season! Keep a look out for updates and images on our […]
Read the articlePlease be aware that scam letters are starting to appear for overdue self assessment payments due to be paid to HMRC. These letters look very realistic so if you receive any […]
Read the articleToday the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt announced the government’s spring budget. The main points announced were: The energy price guarantee will remain for 3 months. From the 1st August, duty on […]
Read the articleJSA has formed a strategic alliance with ECS Group to provide our clients with a free business finance comparison tool 🤝 This will make it easier for clients to […]
Read the articleAs of February 2023, we will be introducing something new for clients, plus space permitting for those who are not clients of the practice. Our new service is for those […]
Read the articleIn December it was announced that MTD for ITSA (Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment) is being delayed for 2 years to give people more time to prepare and […]
Read the articleYesterday, the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt announced the government’s financial plans in the budget. The main points announced were: Personal Taxes – there will be a reduction in the 45p tax threshold for people paying […]
Read the articleWe are now starting to see reports regarding the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt’s possible plans to increase dividend tax. Whilst this is currently only a rumour, we feel we should provide you with […]
Read the articleThe 0.75 percentage points increase from 2.25% to 3% means a £73.49 monthly rise for the average tracker mortgage, and £46.22 for the average standard variable rate (SVR) mortgage. Since […]
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