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Five payroll changes to look out for
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- 08 Jan 2025
With (another) busy year ahead for payroll professionals, Ian Holloway picks out five developments that you need to know about and gives tips on how to manage them.
News in brief
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- 06 Jan 2025
Read our daily summary of what is happening in the worlds of accountancy, business and finance.
Technical round-up: December 2024
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- 18 Dec 2024
This month’s top stories feature issues with HMRC’s customer service performance raised by ICAEW; the Scottish and Welsh Budgets; and a range of articles on why the UK must reform VAT.
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Double the SDLT trouble
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- 18 Dec 2024
Referring to a recent case in which two lots of stamp duty land tax were paid on a single amount of consideration, Sean Randall cautions advisers to take care when it comes to SDLT.
ICAEW comments on Finance Bill 2024-25
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- 16 Dec 2024
ICAEW’s Tax Faculty monitors the progress of Finance Bill 2024-25 and sets out its concerns regarding some aspects of the legislation, including the impact of the mid-year changes to rates of capital gains tax (CGT) on tax returns.
Chancellor commissions Spring Forecast on 26 March 2025
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- 16 Dec 2024
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves confirms the Spring forecast will take place on Wednesday 26 March.
Monthly rent soars by £270 since pandemic, says Zoopla
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- 11 Dec 2024
Renting a newly let property is on average £270 per month more expensive than at the end of the coronavirus pandemic, according to figures from Zoopla.
Residential land tax hike in Wales
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- 11 Dec 2024
In its Budget for 2025-26, the Welsh government has announced that the rates of land transaction tax (LTT) for some purchases of residential property will increase by 1 percentage point.
Scottish Budget makes income tax changes
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- 09 Dec 2024
The Scottish government has set out its tax plans for 2025 to 2026, announcing changes to the income tax starter and basic rate bands and an increase in the rate of the additional dwelling supplement for land and building transaction tax (LBTT).
Executive Summary: Evaluation of Rent a Room relief
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- 05 Dec 2024
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) asked Ipsos to carry out an evaluation of the Rent a Room landlord population. The Rent a Room Scheme lets individuals (referred to in this report as Rent a Room landlords) receive income up to a tax-exempt threshold of £7,500 per year, from letting out furnished accommodation in their home.
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