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The World’s Most Inspiring Accountants Helping our clients and delivering the best possible service are things we are passionate about at Hunter Gee Holroyd. With the help of QualitySolicitors Burn & Company we have shown how we do this and as a result, their experience has been published in a new book – “The world’s… Read more
Top 250 Independent Financial Advisers in the UK On Sunday 10th April the Sunday Times published their first supplement listing the Top 250 Independent Financial Advisers in the UK based on reviews on the independent consumer ratings website VouchedFor.co.uk. We are proud, but not at all surprised, to say that Nick Lawson was featured. Rated… Read more
A Cloud Accounting System will make your life so much easier. Let’s look at the 4 common types of accounting system: Manual systems are cheap but they are a false economy. They simply take too long. And your time is valuable. Manual systems also do not provide that all-important management information for making great business… Read more
Three signs you are ready for Cloud Accounting So you think you may be ready to use Cloud Accounting for your small business? Check out the 3 simple signs below: You’re looking for up to date financial information. Are you struggling to figure out how your business is performing? Generally the annual accounts are finalised… Read more
An introduction… Legislation Changes for 2016-17 What payroll changes will you see this year? Income Tax National Insurance Student Loans Form P46 Statutory Payments Employment Allowance Contractor Monthly Returns National Living Wage Income Tax Income Tax Allowances The basic personal allowance for the tax year starting 6 April 2016 has increased to £11,000 and the… Read more
Change to Personal Savings Allowance A new nil rate of tax for savings income (eg interest) applies to individuals from 6 April 2016. Each individual now has an annual savings allowance of £1,000, unless they have any higher‐rate income for the year (in which case their allowance will be £500) or any additional‐rate income (in… Read more
Will your Payroll Software be compatible for Automatic Enrolment? To date, Basic PAYE Tools (BPT) users have not had access to software functionality that can help them carry out their automatic enrolment duties. Assessing your workforce and calculating contributions manually could lead to errors and non-compliance. Online Contributions Calculator Available With a large number of… Read more
Lifetime Allowance – Will your pension be hit? From April 2016 the government has restricted the tax-breaks on pensions by reducing the ‘Lifetime Allowance’ (LTA). If the combined value of your pensions exceeds this allowance you could face additional tax charges. Read on to find out: if you are affected how to calculate the… Read more
HMRC Tax Refund Emails – How to Identify a Fake One of the Directors has recently received the attached email regarding a Tax Refund from HMRC – would you know it is a fake? How can you tell the difference between a genuine email from HMRC and a fake? HMRC will never send… Read more
National Minimum Wage and the National Living Wage The National Minimum Wage (NMW) is the minimum pay per hour most workers are entitled to by law. This rate will depend on a worker’s age and if they are an apprentice. Any changes to the rates are normally introduced in October each year. The… Read more
