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20/03/2026

Eid Mubarak to all.

19/03/2025

Need help with Corporation Tax returns? Our accountancy services can guide you through the process.

18/03/2025

Struggling with tax queries? Our consultation services are here to help. Book now and let us take care of your UK tax needs.

12/03/2025

🚨 HMRC to Close Online Accounts and Company Tax Return Service in 12 Months 🚨

Big changes are coming for UK businesses! 📢 From 1 April 2026, the Online Accounts and Company Tax Return service will be closing, meaning businesses will need to adjust how they file their accounts and tax returns.

📌 What’s changing?

✅ Companies have used this service to file their accounts and Company Tax Returns simultaneously with Companies House and HMRC, but this will no longer be possible in 12 months.

✅ From 1 April 2026:

Companies House: File annual accounts using third-party software, web services, or paper filing.

HMRC: You must use software to file your Company Tax Return.

🔹 If you currently use this service, start preparing now to avoid last-minute issues. More guidance will be provided soon.

10/03/2025

Get your VAT returns prepared accurately and on time! Our expert accountants can help. Limited time offer: 25% discount on our VAT return services. Contact us to learn more.

09/03/2025

Bookkeeping isn’t just about numbers—it’s your roadmap to better financial decisions, growth, and success! Stay organized, stay ahead.

07/03/2025

🌟 Tax Year End 2024/2025: Time to Plan Ahead! 🌟

As we approach the end of the 2024/2025 tax year, it's the perfect time to start preparing for tax season! 💼💰

Whether you're an individual taxpayer, business owner, or self-employed, taking a few proactive steps now can help you minimise your tax bill and avoid last-minute stress.

Here's what to focus on before the year ends:

✅ Dividends Tax-Free Threshold: You can earn up to £500 in dividends without paying tax! Be sure to plan your dividend income accordingly.

✅ Savings Tax-Free Threshold: The savings allowance lets you earn up to £1,000 tax-free (or £500 for higher-rate taxpayers) – make sure you're utilising it!

✅ ISA Allowance: Contribute up to £20,000 into an ISA to grow your savings and investments tax-free. Don’t miss out on this opportunity!

✅ CGT Tax-Free Threshold: You can realise up to £3,000 in capital gains without paying tax – great for those selling assets.

💡 For those with incomes over £50,270 or £100,000: Consider contributing to a SIPP or making charitable donations to reduce your taxable income and potentially keep your personal allowance!

💡 Top TIP for Directors & Shareholders 💡

Before the end of the 2024/2025 tax year, consider taking a Director's Loan instead of dividends! 🚀

This can help you manage your tax liability more efficiently and avoid extra taxes on dividend income. 💸

Don’t wait until the last minute! Start planning today to set yourself up for a financially successful year ahead. 📈✨

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At Taxes Done Right Ltd, we understand the complexities of the UK tax system and the importance of staying compliant while maximising your financial efficiency. Our dedicated team of experienced professionals is committed to providing personalised solutions tailored to your unique financial circumst...

04/03/2025

In the UK, you'll need to complete a Self Assessment tax return if any of the following conditions apply to you:

Income Sources
1. *Self-employment income*: You're self-employed or a sole trader, with profits above £1,000.
2. *Rental income*: You receive rental income from property (excluding Rent-a-Room relief).
3. *Investment income*: You have income from investments, such as dividends or interest, above £10,000.
4. *Capital gains*: You've made capital gains from selling assets, such as property, shares, or investments.

Employment and Pensions
1. *High income*: Your income exceeds £100,000.
2. *Multiple employments*: You have multiple employments or pensions.
3. *Benefits in kind*: You receive benefits in kind, such as a company car or medical insurance.

Other Conditions
1. *Child benefit*: You receive Child Benefit and have an income above £50,000.
2. *Student loan*: You're repaying a Student Loan through Self Assessment.
3. *Tax on savings*: You need to pay tax on savings income.
4. *Foreign income*: You have foreign income or gains.
5. *Trust or estate income*: You're a trustee or personal representative of an estate.

Additional Scenarios
1. *Voluntary registration*: You want to make voluntary Class 2 National Insurance contributions.
2. *Tax repayment*: You're due a tax repayment and want to claim it through Self Assessment.

If any of these conditions apply to you, you'll need to register for Self Assessment and submit a tax return by the deadline, which is usually 31 January following the end of the tax year (5 April).

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02/03/2025

If you are a Uk registered company and your accounts are due. Please be aware.

Don't worry we can help you with that.

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01/03/2025

Tax Evasion and Tax Avoidance.

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