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Real Time Information
Now is the time for RTI readiness! Accurate information is the key – always keep your employee data up to date. If you are not up to speed on this, contact CJS Accounting on tel: 01582 432227 for more information and assistance. We’re always keen to help!
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As The Budget approaches, Britain’s biggest building society has urged the Government to change the rules regarding cash ISAs. Currently, savers can only place half of their annual ISA allowance into cash ISAs, with the remainder having to be invested in stocks and shares. The Nationwide argue that by granting all of the allowance to [...]
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George Osborne Expected to Pave the Way for Growth
With the 2013 budget just around the corner, George Osborne is expected to pave the way for growth by cutting tax for businesses. The Chancellor hit back after the loss of the country’s prized AAA credit rating amid worries about weak growth and rising levels of debt. Mr Osborne said Moody’s, the ratings agency which [...]
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National Insurance Contribution Holiday Extension?
The FSB has called for all micro businesses to be granted inclusion into The National Insurance Contribution (NIC) holiday Scheme which was launched in 2010. The scheme currently exempts start-up firms outside London, the south east and east of England from paying NICs for up to ten new employees. In a submission to the [...]
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Only 2 weeks to go – Self Assessment deadline
Self Assessment deadline – don’t be late! Although the deadline for filing your paper tax return has passed, you still have time to avoid a penalty by filing your return online. The deadline for this is, however, fast approaching. Failure to file your tax return by 31st Jan 2013 incurs a £100 penalty, immediate action [...]
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Self Assessment deadline – don’t be late!
Although the deadline for filing your paper tax return has passed, you still have time to avoid a penalty by filing your return online. The deadline for this is, however, fast approaching. Failure to file your tax return by 31st Jan 2013 incurs a £100 penalty. Immediate action is therefore required.
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Tax-free savings using an Individual Savings Account (ISA)
All ages can benefit from a tax exemption up to certain thresholds as listed below. Under 18’s who do not have a junior trust fund can invest up to £3,600 in a Junior ISA 16 – 17 year olds can invest up to £5,640 in a cash ISA 18+ can invest up to £11,280 in [...]
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Up To £25k Annual Investment Allowance
With most types of plant and machinery there is an Annual Investment Allowance (up to £25,000). To maximise relief, spreading the cost of qualifying expenditure over two years can be advantageous. Typically, if you make a purchase just before the end of the accounting year you will qualify for allowances a year earlier. Disposing of [...]
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Christmas Greetings & Charity Donation
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Reducing employment law burdens for SME’s
In response to business concerns regarding the end of the employment cycle, the Dept for Business has announced a package of reforms which will add clarity on tribunal and dismissal processes, as well as employer’s liabilities. This should benefit small firms in particular. For more info or to download the consultation please visit: http://www.bis.gov.uk/Consultations/ending-the-employment-relationship
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Up To £25k Annual Investment Allowance
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Christmas Greetings & Charity Donation
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National Loan Guarantee Scheme
Small businesses could benefit from cheaper rate borrowing...
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George Osborne Expected to Pave the Way for Growth
With the 2013 budget just around the corner, George Osborne is expected to pave the way for growth by cutting tax for businesses. The Chancellor hit back after the loss of the country’s prized AAA credit rating amid worries about weak growth and rising levels of debt. Mr Osborne said Moody’s, the ratings agency which [...]
National Insurance Contribution Holiday Extension?
The FSB has called for all micro businesses to be granted inclusion into The National Insurance Contribution (NIC) holiday Scheme which was launched in 2010. The scheme currently exempts start-up firms outside London, the south east and east of England from paying NICs for up to ten new employees. In a submission to the [...]
