Inside this issue
- Review timing
- Review accounting periods
- Consider VAT cash accounting
- Look at bad debts
- Use postponed VAT accounting for imports
Inside this issue
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It’s likely to be your most important capital asset. But do the tax
rules impact what you can do with your home?
Our Spring Budget 2023 is now available for download
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Our February 2023 Newsletter is now available for download
Add together a combination of inflation, the pandemic, tax rises, post-Brexit changes and supply chain issues, and the waters look very choppy indeed.
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Checking that your personal affairs, your family and business affairs, and your plans for the long term are arranged as tax efficiently as possible is always important: and the period before the end of the tax year, on 5 April 2023, is the best
time to do so.
Our Autumn Statement 2022 is now available for download