From time to time, we produce information for clients on a number of topical and important issues, some of which can be found below:
Extra National Insurance Burden Ahead
One of the significant announcements in the Pre-Budget Report is a further increase in national insurance contributions (NIC) which is to take effect from 6 April 2011.
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Special Annual Allowance Charge - New Limits for 2009/10
In the Pre-Budget Report changes were announced to the complex rules for the Special Annual Allowance (SAA) charge which affects those with substantial income who make significant pension contributions. The current rate of the SAA charge is 20% on excess pension contributions.
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Bank Payroll Tax
In a move designed to tackle certain remuneration practices that are considered to have contributed to 'excessive risk taking' in the banking industry, a temporary bank payroll tax of 50% is to apply to certain bonuses regardless of how they are paid.
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Offshore Disclosure Extension
HMRC is giving taxpayers with offshore investments more time to come forward under the New Disclosure Opportunity (NDO). The registration deadline, which was due to expire on 30 November 2009 has been moved to 4 January 2010 as some banks need more time to contact their offshore customers.
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Changes to the Advisory Fuel Rates from 1 December 2009
To reflect the increase in fuel prices, HMRC have issued new advisory fuel rates for employees driving employer provided cars.
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HMRC Warn of More Scam Emails
As the end of the year fast approaches HMRC are reminding taxpayers to be vigilant as scam emails have been reported.
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Tax Relief on Nursery Vouchers
Gordon Brown had revised his proposal to withdraw the income tax and NI exemption on employer provided childcare vouchers.
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Cross-Border VAT Changes 2010
HMRC issued some important guidance regarding the changes in the place of supply of services rules which take effect from 1 January 2010.
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Bad Weather Advice
The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) are warning people to be prepared for poor weather conditions when travelling.
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To find out more about how we can help you, please contact Simon Coles & Co, London Chartered Accountants.
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