by DEB Chartered Accountants | Dec 19, 2014 | Accountancy
Failure to submit certain documents, such as personal tax returns, to HMRC by a specified deadline date can result in considerable penalties. It has been widely held that obtaining a ‘Proof of Postage’ certificate is a good idea to mitigate any penalties that arise...
by DEB Chartered Accountants | Nov 13, 2014 | Accountancy
HMRC has published tables showing the percentages that will be applied in the calculation of company car benefit charges for the next few years. It is immediately evident from the tables that, for the majority of the CO2 emission bands, the percentage applied to the...
by DEB Chartered Accountants | Aug 4, 2014 | Accountancy
Historically, landlords with unfurnished rental properties were permitted to claim 100{af331c3cb52abe27a47f1f5b71fb5068c938efb8d5a4e6cddc7f2780f48bb99c} tax relief by claiming the ‘renewals allowance’ for the cost of replacing furniture. However this renewals...
by DEB Chartered Accountants | Jul 8, 2014 | Accountancy
We’ve all had them over the past few years…. an endless barrage of calls from legal claims companies claiming to be able to recover Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) that was mis-sold to us by banks and other credit providers. For some of us they have been simply an...
by DEB Chartered Accountants | Jul 1, 2014 | Accountancy
Once upon a time there was a man called Jeremy. Jeremy was the son of Mr Clark a prominent businessman who owned a chain of clothing retailers called ‘Top Gear’. Despite having fairly extreme views about people towing caravans, Jeremy was, on the whole, a...
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