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Should Your Company Buy Your Bike?
Getting around a city by bus, car or taxi can be frustrating, with traffic congestion often making journeys slow and unpredictable.
Nov 7
HMRC Cracks Down on Phoenix Companies
In November 2025, the government announced a joint strategy involving HMRC, the Insolvency Service and Companies House to crack down on what is termed…
Nov 4
October 2026
Side Hustle? HMRC Is Watching
Whether you sell unwanted items on eBay or Vinted, rent out a property on Airbnb, freelance through online platforms, drive for a delivery app, earn…
Oct 30
The Development Charge Developers Forget
The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is a charge which can be levied by local authorities on new development in their area.
Oct 27
Can Landlords Claim Incorporation Relief?
Welcome to Accounting Journal, your go-to resource for expert insights, practical tips, and up-to-date information on all things accounting and…
Oct 24
The Hidden SDLT Trap for Couples
Different taxes have different rules, and it is important to consider the full picture.
Oct 21
VAT on Business Gifts and Samples
Businesses which give away free gifts or samples need to be aware of the VAT implications to ensure that they account for VAT correctly.
Oct 17
Cut Your Employer NI Bill
Employer’s Class 1 National Insurance is a significant cost for employers, being charged at 15% on earnings over the relevant threshold.
Oct 14
Mandatory Payrolling Is Coming
Mandatory payrolling was due to come into effect from 6 April 2027.
Oct 10
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How Pension Tax Relief Really Works
Welcome to Accounting Journal, your go-to resource for expert insights, practical tips, and up-to-date information on all things accounting and…
Oct 7
Approved mileage allowance payments
The approved mileage allowance payments (AMAP) system allows employers to make tax-free mileage allowance payments to employees who use their own…
Oct 4
Taxation of dividends in 2026/27
As announced at the time of the 2025 Autumn Budget, the ordinary and upper dividend tax rates are increased by two percentage points from 6 April 2026.
Oct 1
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