How to spot bad tax advice
HMRC have issued a warning that not all tax advice online is accurate. ‘Finfluencers’ (financial influencers) often present tax advice as ‘quick wins’ without covering the rules. This can be…
HMRC have issued a warning that not all tax advice online is accurate. ‘Finfluencers’ (financial influencers) often present tax advice as ‘quick wins’ without covering the rules. This can be…
If you have a PAYE Settlement Agreement (PSA) in place for 2025/26, you will need to pay the tax and Class 1B National Insurance due under the agreement by 22…
Not all taxpayers owe money – sometimes they are due a repayment. This may be for a number of reasons and the method by which that repayment is obtained varies…
Many people are taking on a side hustle to make ends meet. This can take various forms, such as selling items online, providing services or creating content. You may need…
The first indication a taxpayer may receive that they are the subject of a tax enquiry or investigation is a letter from HMRC, often headed ‘Notice of enquiry under Section…