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4 May 2021

What is the new Capital Allowances Super-Deduction?

One of the biggest talking points from this year’s Budget in March was the introduction of the new ...

13 April 2021

Tax relief for dragons

Most of us will have seen the investors on Dragons’ Den parting with their cash in exchange for a...

13 April 2021

Company cars and the benefits of going electric

The latest tax rules for company cars show that now may be the time to convert to an electric...

13 April 2021

Incentivising key employees with an EMI Scheme

Businesses often look to secure the retention of key individuals by incentivising through the use...

24 February 2021

HMRC Temporarily Waives Late Payment Penalties

As a means of supporting taxpayers throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, HMRC is giving self-assessment...

19 January 2021

R&D Tax Credits potentially limited by new PAYE cap

HMRC is introducing new legislation to limit the payable tax credit received by certain companies...

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