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28 February 2017

More silly taxpayer excuses from HMRC

HMRC have released more unusual excuses from taxpayers who failed to complete their self assessment...

27 February 2017

Automatic enrolment threshold for pensions

The Department for Work and Pensions has confirmed the thresholds for pensions automatic enrolment...

26 February 2017

Landlords to receive less tax relief on interest

In a change that will impact residential landlords, the amount of income tax relief available on...

25 February 2017

Pay the National Minimum Wage (NMW) - no excuses

The government has revealed ten of the most bizarre excuses used by unscrupulous business owners...

24 February 2017

Making Tax Digital

The government published their responses to the six consultations on making tax digital (MTD).

8 February 2017

Shorts Welcomed as New Sheffield Chamber Patron

Shorts are delighted to announce that we have recently been confirmed as a patron of Sheffield...

6 February 2017

Shorts confirmed as the region's first Xero Platinum Partner

Shorts are delighted to announce being confirmed as the first regional accountancy practice to...

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