Salary sacrifice cap and the squeezed middle
The £2,000 cap on National Insurance (NI) free salary sacrifice pension contributions was sold as a tax on high earners but, if you look closer, the opposite is true. In…
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The hidden savings tax trap and why changes to ISAs make it harder to put money away
Do you know what your Personal Savings Allowance is? While most taxpayers in the UK will know the thresholds for Income Tax, a worrying few know the way in which…
Late payments reform: Welcome change, but is it fast enough?
New research from online accounting platform Sage has found that £11 billion a year is drained from the UK economy by late payments.
Is your business ready to change from paper invoices to e-invoices?
We recently reported in an earlier article that 91 per cent of firms were unaware of the incoming changes to invoicing requirements. Now that more firms are becoming aware of…
Social media fraud: How to spot online scams
People use TikTok for all manner of things in this day and age –they even use it as a front for their tax scams it would seem.
What changes are coming to ISAs: Treasury shuts down tax rumours
‘Nonsense’ is what the Treasury has called the rumours that a 22 per cent tax could be added to uninvested money in Stocks and Shares ISAs.