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Travel and subsistence expenses ** UPDATE ** In his Budget Report, presented in March 2016, George Osborne gave the following update in relation to the travel and subsistence expenses rules… “In September 2015 the government published a discussion document aimed …

Last week’s Summer Budget 2015 promises bold reforms on tax and welfare, and introduces a National Living Wage, underpinning the government’s intention to reward work and support aspiration.  But what does this mean in reality? As promised at A4C we’ve …

The BBC reported this weekend that people who have filed late tax returns have been let off paying a £100 fine for missing the deadline, providing they have a “reasonable” excuse for being late. The development was disclosed to the …

Natasha and I took a day away from our desks last week to join 300 other accountants at the Xero Evolve Roadshow in London. We are a little odd in that we love numbers, we love new technology and we …

As we move into a new tax year it’s important to familiarise yourself with the changes in tax rates and thresholds. We’ve created two new guides aimed to help. 1.  Tax Rates 2015/16 Not surprising then that you might find …

Earlier today the Chancellor, George Osborne gave his Budget speech for 2015. And with the general election on the horizon it’s not surprising that Budget 2015 was a positive recap on the growth of the economy over the past five …

A glowing email from another satisfied client! Natasha met with this lady for a coffee and spent time helping to explain her tax liabilities and filing deadlines. She also shared a few golden nuggets on how the client could reduce …

Feeling tied in knots or held down with (red) tape? There are so many different taxes it can be difficult to keep up with what you have to pay and when. At A4C we have listed below 50 UK taxes …