14 October 2019
The latest edition of tax voice looks at the complexities of moving contractors onto payroll, the nudge letters from HMRC and the reverse charge for the construction industry.
10 October 2019
New statistics from HMRC have revealed that there was a 22 per cent year-on-year rise in the number of claims for research and development (R&D) tax credits submitted by companies in 2017-18, with the level of support provided rising by 26 per cent.
10 October 2019
Current EU rules ensure employers and their cross-border workers only pay social security contributions (such as National Insurance contributions, or ‘NIC’) in one country at a time. However, in the event of a no-deal Brexit, the coordination between the UK and the EU is set to end.
10 October 2019
Join us in our upcoming event, in partnership with the University of London, to hear about the upcoming off-payroll IR35 changes, as well as a multitude of other tax issues and solutions.
10 October 2019
RSM’s M&A and private equity team has advised on the sale of Smith Bateson Holdings Limited, a leading paper and polythene packaging distributor, to Zeus Packaging Investments (UK).
10 October 2019
RSM is delighted to announce that James Gransby has joined the firm as a partner. James is a leading specialist medical accountant dealing with the accounts, tax and pensions for doctors with over 20 years’ experience and is also a board member of AISMA (The Association of Independent Specialist Medical Accountants).
09 October 2019
This week's articles are 'Brexit delays VAT simplification', 'Will more employers start putting contractors on the payroll?', and 'Could inheritance tax really be abolished?'.
09 October 2019
Ian Bell, RSM’s head of travel and tourism, comments on the news that Hays Travel has agreed to buy the former Thomas Cook high street shops.
09 October 2019
Last week both the Chancellor, Sajid Javid, and the Communities Secretary, Robert Jenrick, hinted at major changes to inheritance tax (IHT) – and potentially even its abolition – but is that really likely?
09 October 2019
In recent weeks several major banks have reportedly told contractors that they will only employ them as 'on-payroll' from next year as they prepare for the IR35 rules which will apply to the private sector from April 2020. While care is needed over taking a blanket approach, businesses are right to prepare now as failure to do so could see key staff walking away.
