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13/09/2025

 

Please find herewith our latest newsletter.  We’re committed to ensuring that no client pays a penny more in tax than is necessary and they receive useful tax and business advice and support throughout the year.  If you need help or advice on your own specific circumstances please ask, we’re here to help.

If you have not already visited our office at Westbourne please we aware that our office is on the second floor of Tayfield House, accessed only by stairs (38 in total), and there is no lift. If this is likely to cause you a problem when visiting us please mention it at the time of booking your appointment as we could arrange to meet you at our Parkstone office in Ashley Road instead, as this is on the ground floor.

If you need to hand deliver any paperwork to either of our offices please be aware that there is no letterbox on the front of either building. Our Westbourne office has an outdoor mailbox with our name on it on the outside left hand wall. Our Parkstone office has a letterbox on the back labelled Units 1 and 2.

A new '10p tax' suggested to the Chancellor... by a billionaire
John Caudwell, billionaire and Phones 4u founder, has urged Chancellor Rachel Reeves to introduce a 10p per litre tax on petrol and diesel. Read More...
 
Revealed - UK's biggest deliberate tax defaulters
HMRC has named over 4,000 deliberate tax defaulters since 2015, collectively owing more than £1.5 billion. These individuals or firms were penalised for deliberate errors in tax returns or failing to meet tax obligations. Read More...
 
Chancellor considers a new property tax to replace stamp duty
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is exploring a new proportional property tax targeting homes worth over £500k. This would replace stamp duty for owner-occupied homes, but not for second homes. The tax would be paid upon sale, with rates set by central government Read More...
 
Car tax update sees a 400% hike in costs for some
Since April 2025, HMRC has reclassified double cab pick-up trucks as cars rather than commercial vehicles. Previously, pick-ups with payloads over 1,000kg were taxed as commercial vehicles, allowing drivers to pay a fixed Benefit-in-Kind (BiK) rate Read More...
 
September Questions and Answers
Q: My teenage child has a summer job this year. As they are under 18, do they need to worry about tax on what they earn? Read More...
 
September Key Dates
1st: Corporation Tax payments are due for companies with a year-end of 30th November. Read More...
 

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