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Charities and Not for Profit eNews
The latest edition of our Charities and Not for Profit eNews is now available to download.
HMRC targeting online sellers – Accountancy Daily
Danielle Ford, Partner and Head of Tax Disputes & Resolutions, has featured in Accountancy Daily, commenting on HMRC’s latest campaign targeting those who sell on online platforms and apps.
Why accounting firms are choosing LLPs over Limited companies – Accountancy Today and Accountancy Age
Kiran Chotai, Private Client Senior Manager, has been published in Accountancy Today and Accountancy Age, discussing the transitions firms are making within the accounting sector from limited companies (LTDs) to Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs).
haysmacintyre recognised as one of the UK’s best places to work
We’re thrilled to be featured in The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2024, in recognition of our continued commitment to championing our people through development and diversity initiatives. The award celebrates companies with excellent scores for employee wellbeing, inclusivity and workplace satisfaction.
Comments on HMRC’s MTD for ITSA Pilot – AAT
Katharine Arthur, Partner and Head of Private Client, has shared her insights on the challenges and critical considerations surrounding the HMRC’s Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD for ITSA) pilot program with AAT.
Corporate and Private Client eNews
The latest edition of our Corporate and Private Client eNews is now available to download.
Family companies: assess profit extraction strategy
There’s a changing outlook for director-shareholders in family companies. Recent developments, such as the change to the dividend allowance and National Insurance Contribution (NIC) rates, and potentially higher Corporation Tax rates, all mean remuneration may need rethinking. Checking the numbers in your own particular circumstances becomes increasingly important.
Transitioning from employee to partner
There are a few tax issues to be aware of when transitioning from an employee to a partner. The below details the scenario of your tax position as an employee and what it would mean for you becoming a partner. If you are a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) member, all comments below are subject to you being treated as self-employed for Income Tax and National Insurance (NI) under the Salaried Member Rules.