Employment allowance for small charities
Small charities with employees are often unaware that they are eligible for the Employment Allowance. This enables them to reduce their annual National Insurance liability by up to £5,000, so long as their total NI liabilities were less than £100,000 in the previous tax year. Unincorporated charities and Community Action Sports Clubs are also eligible.
Sole trader vs limited company for tax purposes
How your business is taxed will be a big factor in how you structure it, says Leigh Thurston.
Norwich trainee accountant achieves top marks in national exams and carries off prestigious prize
A trainee accountant from Norwich has carried off a national prize after she achieved the top marks in the UK in her professional exams.
Time for charities to modernise their fundraising approach
Maximising fundraising income has never been more important – and arguably the fundraising environment has never been more challenging.
Is orange the new green? For investors, not yet
High-profile protests by Just Stop Oil activists are making the headlines – but are they influencing investors, asks Andrew Spaxman of Lovewell Blake Financial Planning.
Annuities offering attractive returns for retirees
Soaring rates are bringing annuities back into fashion, says Richard Ince of Lovewell Blake Financial Planning.
Changes to the Lifetime Allowance
The 2023 Spring Budget introduced a number of key changes to pension legislation, and in particular changes to the Lifetime Allowance.
Capital Allowances - Full Expensing
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced in the November 2023 Budget that full expensing for capital allowances will be made permanent, with the aim to help boost business investment and increase global competitiveness.