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Welcome to the July 2024 issue of our newsletter.
Welcome to Our Latest Newsletter
It is imperative that we are all aware of the increasingly sophisticated methods adopted by cyber criminals and that we remain vigilant to protect ourselves and our businesses. We include a number of useful articles on this topic in our latest update. It is also important that we are able to spot authentic emails and, in this respect, please note that our emails containing documents will now come via ShareFile as opposed to RightSignature.
Another hot topic this week is, with the election results in, what will be the effect on tax bills? Labour are likely set out their initial plans in an ‘emergency’ budget. This is expected to take place in the autumn as the Office of Budget Responsibility (OBR) will need 10 weeks to prepare independent forecasts on the plans.
Further details will no doubt emerge over coming weeks, but our first article provides a review of what looks likely in the main tax areas based on their manifesto.
Below is our round-up of the latest tax and business news. Please contact us if you want to talk about how these updates affect you or your business. We are here to support you!
Election results in: What will be the effect on your tax bill?
Don’t forget to renew your Tax Investigation Service
Beware fake Companies House correspondence and preparing for a cyber attack
National Insurance contributions relief for veterans
Updated guidance on Construction Industry Scheme (CIS)
Base rate plateau a concern for small businesses
Inflation falls to 2%
New rules on distributing tips: Understanding the Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023
Don’t be caught by false claims on business rates appeal deadlines
Don’t lose out on Child Benefit available to children in further education
Exploring finance options for small businesses: A guide to fuelling growth
Invest in Women Hub launched
Buying a second home: what should you think about?
Reforms to leasehold properties becomes law
Choosing passwords: the three random words method
Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act becomes law
Report on Companies House progress released
Automated Vehicles Act brings self-driving vehicles closer to reality
Advice for charities to concentrate on their positive work
New planning rules reduce red tape for farmers
Cutting edge technology coming to fishing industry
Fisheries & Seafood Scheme reopens for applications
07 Oct 2024
The Chancellor should use her Autumn Budget to make off-payroll working rules 'fairer and more effective', according to the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed (IPSE).
The end of business rates relief will sting hospitality with a £928 million bill in April unless the government acts in the Budget, warns UKHospitality.
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