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Medium to Large-Sized Companies
From 6 April 2021, medium and large-sized businesses in the private sector will be responsible for calculating and deducting income tax and NICs for any contractors that fall within IR35 rules via the PAYE system.
Following two previously announced delays the new Domestic Reverse VAT Charge (DRC) for Building and Construction Services will come into force on 1 March 2021.
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JT AccountS Newsletter Issue Three: Published December 2019
JT AccountS Newsletter Issue One: Published June 2019
On 26 March 2020, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced assistance for the self-employed, intended to be comparable to the help already in progress for furloughed employees. At the time of writing the fine detail is still emerging, but the basics are in this article.
Following Chancellor, Rishi Sunak’s announcement on 20th March 2020 that VAT payments are set to be deferred to help businesses through the COVID19 pandemic, we take a look at the most commonly asked questions our Advice Line has received so far.
Self-employment Income Support Scheme
This article was written by Croner Taxwise and permission has been provided to share. On Thursday 26 March the government announced their intention to provide further support for the self-employed in the form of a taxable cash grant.
The current inheritance tax (IHT) allowance whereby no inheritance tax is charged is on the first £325,000 (per person) of someone’s estate – which is the value of the total assets they leave behind when they die (or 36% if leaving at least 10% to a charity). Couples can leave a home worth £650,000 without it attracting inheritance tax (singles £325,000). Above the threshold, the charge is 40%. This remains unchanged.