HMRC’s guidance on making claims through the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme was updated on 19 November 2020. The updated guidance now includes various examples of what is meant by a ‘reasonable excuse’ for employers that submit furlough claims
Fraudsters are continuing to target taxpayers with scam emails in advance of the 31 January deadline for submission of Self-Assessment returns. In fact, over the last year, HMRC received more than 846,000 reports about suspicious HMRC contact. A
Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme will continue until end of October furloughed workers across UK will continue to receive 80% of their current salary, up to £2,500 new flexibility will be […]
HM Treasury News – April 27th New 100% government backed loan scheme for small business businesses will be able to borrow between £2,000 and £50,000 and access the cash […]
News from HMRC The Government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme went live today, with businesses able to claim up to £2,500 a month towards staff wages. Government’s furlough scheme opens […]
Don’t pay the penalty? Beat the Tax Return deadline If HM Revenue & Customs have issued a notice for you to submit a Self Assessment Tax Return for the year to 5th April 2019, you […]
But who does it affect? If a business exceeds the threshold in any rolling 12-month period ending at any time so it needs to be registered at 31st March 2019, it must […]
As a smaller business, it often feels like the government support and assistance is aimed at the larger companies that might have a political influence, and smaller companies don’t count. […]
