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The Budget – 2012
George Osborne delivered his third budget on 21st March 2012, many of his proposals will not take effect until 2013/14.
A Free Pension?
In reality, no one is going to get a free pension, but some individuals can get very close to it...
A Festive Tax Break
As Christmas approaches thoughts turns to office parties. So what view does the tax man take when an employer arranges a Christmas party for their staff?
Self Assessment Penalties
The self-assessment system was introduced in 1996 and at present HM Revenue & Customs require about 10 million individuals to file returns each year.
Should I Incorporate?
This is a question we are frequently asked by locums. The answer is “it all depends”.
The 1000% Tax Trap - And How To Avoid It
Imagine getting a pay rise of £1,000 per annum and then finding your tax liability increasing by £1,055, that’s over 100% tax. Now imagine your pay rise is just £100 but your extra tax liability is still £1,055. That’s a tax rate of over 1000%!
Pharmacy Locum Tax Planning
At what point should a sole trader pharmacy locum consider operating via a limited company? The answer to this depends on a number of factors, which are specific to the individual.
2010/2011 Tax Year End Planning
February is a good time for individuals to have a think if there are any simple steps they can take to minimise their tax liabilities.
New Pension Regime - Government Announcement 9th December 2010
We detailed the key points arising from the Government's announcement on 9th December 2010 regarding the future direction of pension provision in the UK.

 

New London Office

We are delighted to announce that with immediate effect our new London office is as follows: -

New Broadstreet House
35 New Broad Street
London
EC2M 1NH

 

This is fairly close to our old office on London Wall and enjoys excellent transport links, with close proximity to Moorgate & Liverpool Street tube and rail stations. Please click here for a map.

Please note that this office is for client meetings only and any correspondence should be directed by post to our Stockport office or as with the majority of our clients by email at the usual personal email addresses. Alternatively we may be contacted via the general contact form.

Date of Article: 1st April 2010


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