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All our accounting services are available virtually, so you’ll never need to visit our offices in Banbury – although there’s always a warm welcome waiting for you there if you’d like to meet face to face.
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Fed up with Covid-19 updates? Then let’s take a well-earned break and talk about how we can save you money by making you more tax efficient as a Limited Company. Limited Companies (Ltd Co.) have long been heralded a tax-efficient business structure, allowing Ltd Co....
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Many clients (and non-clients) have been specifically interested in what Furloughing is and how this is covered in the recently announced COVID-19 support package. Given there are only so many hours in the day and every hour is much in demand at present, I needed...
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There has been sight of some information online in relation to the proposed support available for self-employed individuals. This has been summarised as follows: 1). The Secretary of State must, by regulations, introduce a scheme of Statutory Self-Employed Pay. 2). The scheme must make provision...
As a Link Accounting client, you have access to Croner HR support, but Croner also publishes a raft of information on all things tax and legislation. There has just been a very good article posted on their website which summarises a number of the key...
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Written by Director, Huw Moseley: If you read my last blog, you’ll know that my advice when dealing with HMRC is to know your accounts inside out and backwards – as some times even Government administration bodies make mistakes. Well, I’m blogging on this subject...
Written by Director, Huw Moseley: Now, I know the subject line for my blog this week is controversial. Like or loathe tax, we have to pay it because it keeps the country running. Which means somebody has to administrate it. But oftentimes, the administration leaves...
Written by Director, Huw Moseley: It’s that time of year when employers need to report taxable benefits to HMRC. So don’t delay in preparing your P11D or P11D(b) forms as a failure to meet the deadline could result in a minimum £100 penalty for every...
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