The TFMC App Helps Again!
The FREE TFMC mobile app has helped one of our clients to claim back over £1000 from the tax man. Ken made the claim after seeing a message in the app message store about claiming for married couples allowance. Within 10 mins he had submitted his claim and within 2 weeks was £1077 better off!
Ransomware attack linked to Ukrainian Tax Software
The latest ransomware attack on UK and global businesses has been linked to tax software from the Ukraine, according to BBC News today.
Online Security for Accountants - What can you do?
A guide to online security for accountants. Is it time for you to check your security procedures to secure clients' valuable data?
Election 2017: What's In The Main Party Manifestos For SMEs?
In the run up to the 2017 General Election, we take a look at what's in the main party manifestos for SMEs.
The Apprenticeship Levy and Construction
The Apprenticeship Levy is now in force and there are special conditions surrounding the construction industry, Find out more here ...
Auto Enrolment Revisited.
We take another look at auto enrolment and the important dates. Check your staging date and make sure you understand how it affects you.
VAT Inspections - What to expect when An Inspector Calls
A VAT inspection doesn't need to be a stressful experience. Preparation is key. In this blog we take a look at what to expect when the inspector calls ...
Making Tax Digital removed from the Finance Bill
The UK government has announced legislative changes to the Finance Bill after concerns were raised over the rate at which changes were necessary and presumably, the readiness of both small businesses and HMRC to enact the required changes to their modus operandi.
Direct effects of Illustrative Tax Changes
Twice a year, HMRC publish a guide to the economy entitled, "Direct effects of illustrative tax changes". This guide illustrates a number of "What if ..." scenarios
Prime Minister Theresa May calls a snap General Election on 8th June 2017
General Election 8th June 2017. In a surprise move on Tuesday 18th April 2017, Prime Minister Theresa May called a snap General Election.