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Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Selling company assets - minimising the tax cost
When the current financial troubles have settled you want to sell a few company assets to raise cash. You’re considering assets ranging from a van to an antique desk. Which should you sell for maximum tax efficiency?Click here -
600+ Business Solutions - Could your business be wound up?
A business published educational booklets for schools on topics such as bullying, knife crime and online safety. It was wound up in the public interest in June 2020. Why, and what lessons can you take from this case?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - ICO guidance on health checks
ICO guidance on health checks..Health headaches. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued guidance on what you can and can’t do when checking your employees’ health status (see The next step ). Staying safe. It covers carrying out testing to identify whether staff have coronavirus symptoms, e.g. temperature checks, and actual coronavirus testing. It also explains the legal position on testing, how you can fulfil your legal obligations, what information you can keep, what information you need...Click here -
600+ Business Solutions - New duties for private residential landlords
On 1 June 2020 new minimum electrical safety standards came into force which most private landlords in England must meet. What are the new legal requirements that you need to be aware of?Click here -
600+ Business Solutions - Personal use of company stock - the taxable benefit trap
In recent months you’ve taken a number of products and materials from your business. You know there will be a tax bill for this but might HMRC ask for more than you bargained for?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Return to work savings
During the coronavirus lockdown, many businesses will have closed their offices with staff working from home. However, most will return to the office or site at some point. What are the five overheads where you can cut costs as you get back to business?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Employment allowance - claiming it correctly
Employment allowance - claiming it correctly..New rules. Employers who are entitled to the NI employment allowance (EA) don’t have to pay employers’ Class 1 NI contributions in respect of employees’ salaries until their total NI bill exceeds £4,000. However, since April 2020 new restrictions apply so that fewer employers are entitled to claim. The new restrictions have been causing confusion so HMRC has issued new guidance to clarify what information employers should include on their payroll reports (see...Click here -
600+ Business Solutions - Payments in lieu of minimum holiday?
Under new rules, employees can carry certain holiday forward for up to two years if they’ve not been able to take it due to coronavirus. To prevent this, could you pay them in lieu for that holiday instead?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - TUPE transfers and enhanced terms
You’re interested in taking over another company which is struggling due to the pandemic. You’ve noticed that the directors recently awarded themselves enhanced terms. Would you be obliged to honour these terms?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Managing capacity post-lockdown
The economy is starting to open but with demand likely to be down and concerns over staffing, you’ve started thinking about the balance of capacity versus level of business. How do you get this right to maximise profitability?Click here
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