The rules concerning the tax relief for travel and subsistence are extremely complicated, which partly reflects the different ways employees are now able to work.

Employers need to consider several factors to help determine the treatment of those costs for tax and National Insurance purposes.

Withdrawal of the representative occupiers exemption from 6 April 2021 Currently there are a limited number of exemptions where a benefit-in-kind does not arise in respect of employer provided living accommodation. There are three statutory exemptions which many independent schools are reliant upon and will apply where the accommodation is provided for: The proper performance […]

Richard Weaver, haysmacintyre’s Head of Charities and Not for Profit, is quoted in the Financial Times website, click here.

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A range of creative sector tax reliefs are available to qualifying companies with the aim of encouraging investment in the UK’s creative industries. HMRC paid out a total of £1.1bn in such reliefs in the 2018/19 financial year showing just how valuable the reliefs can be, however they are still overlooked by many qualifying companies.

We are pleased to share the recording from our first Business Purpose 2030 virtual event. Focusing on the changing demands and opportunities businesses face, our panel discussed a wide range of topics including: Evolving technology The ‘new normal’ of business operations Consumer engagement Utilisation of data testing to improve service and consumer experience Sustainability and […]