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Did you know your accountant can handle your statutory accounting requirements? Let's face it, all business owners have a lot of paperwork to contend with and Companies House and HMRC can add to this chore. Your accountant can pick up all this paperwork and manage it for you, so you don't have to. Relax safe in the knowledge your accounting and tax paperwork is done. If you want to find out more about how we can help reduce your paperwork get in touch at www.jarem.co.uk #taxadvice #businessadvice #accounting #americantaxadvice #IRShelp #accountingleightonbuzzard #accountingmiltonkeynes #taxadviceleightonbuzzard https://loom.ly/JGgrXek

As a small business owner, you're responsible for planning and preparing for tax season. According to Kris Rossignoli, CPA, CA (Canada), CPA (U.S., IL), CFP® (Canada), CFP® (U.S.), TEP, the number one priority is knowing your CRA deadlines. He also highly recommends working with a professional to avoid mistakes and potential tax audits in the future. “I get it. I work in accountancy, and I know that this time of year (tax season) can be stressful for a lot of business owners. The good news is, there's lots you can do to help make it a relatively smooth process," - Kris Rossignoli Read on: https://lnkd.in/gGR34pQ3 #TaxSeason #BritishColumbia #SmallBusinessTaxes #SmallBusinessBC #SBBC

"66% of ACCA members said that poor HMRC services were having a negative impact on their clients, with small businesses bearing the brunt of this issue." 😠 We deserve better from HMRC. Whether that 'we' is accountants, business owners or the general public. The results of the ACCA post-budget survey are out, and it's not good reading. We need better performance. Not ludicrous ideas like closing helplines. Is it too simplistic to think that properly resourcing the tax department may actually help with collecting 𝘮𝘰𝘳𝘦 taxes? #acca #hmrc #smallbusiness https://lnkd.in/eiHAvKjr

Last week, I spoke to AAT magazine about the basis period reform. Whilst it aims to simplify business profit taxation, it seems the transactional arrangements are making things more complicated. In the article, I highlight some of the key challenges including: 💰 Estimating profits for tax returns 📉 Cash flow strain 📅 Accounting year-end changes Read the full piece here: https://lnkd.in/e8pATYqP

The struggle is real for finding talent in a shrinking talent pool. Working with a recruiter who specializes in this space can alleviate some of this pain! It's our job to know the best-of-the-best and passive talent, so reach out for a consultation on how we can diversify your approach! This applies to those hiring for this hard-to-find talent AND those who are passively open to hearing about new opportunities! I'd love to hear from you 😊 jessica@ringsidetalent.com 614-643-0717 (call / text) #recruiting #accounting #finance #talentmanagement #careercoaching

I often talk about this subject, anyone can set themselves up as an accountant and give tax advice and it often shocks people and it should. This article is about trying to regulate and standardise the profession. You don't want anyone fixing your boiler or handling your pension pot so don't let just anyone advise and guide you in your business finances. We always make it clear that we do not give personalised advise to non clients and that is because we are regulated by a professional body, The Institute of Financial Accountants. If we don't know you and understand your business why would you want us to? Being able to guide you through what could be complicated legislation takes time and it relies on specialist knowledge and experience. Make sure you work with the right Accountancy practice, check their regulatory body, check they are qualified and make sure they understand your profession. We are proud of our expertise and knowledge and would never take on a client that we didn't feel confident about working with. Reach out if you want to work with an established and properly regulated Accountancy Practice. We're are professional and of course, very nice!

Ah, tax time. It's baacckkk. EF based accounting + advisory firm Matthews Steer Accountants and Advisors believes the next few weeks can be critical for individuals or businesses looking for opportunities or to reduce their tax burden ahead of the end of the financial year on June 30. Read on 👇 [Or knock on their door on Level 2 of 7 English Street!] #MelbournesPlaceForBusiness #EssendonFields #TaxTime #MatthewsSteer Adrian Misiano https://lnkd.in/gVbjcixN

In this article, we’ll explore key steps and insights to help you lay a solid foundation for the 2024/25 tax year and empower your team to deliver exceptional service and drive growth. #accountants #accounting

A little less compensation, a little more admin! With HMRC's firm focus on reforming R&D, we review the upcoming changes to R&D from April 2024 and their implications. #SME #Tax #accounting https://lnkd.in/ejE2W-fB

Tax Alert; The Supreme Court has issued a conservatory order suspending the declarations in Orders iii, iv, vi, vii & ix (i) issued in the Court of Appeal judgment dated 31st July, 2024. The suspended orders from the Court of Appeal Judgement are; -Order III; A declaration that sections 24 (c), 44, 47 (a) (v), 100 and 101 of the Finance Act, 2023 were introduced post-public participation and therefore unconstitutional -Order IV; A declaration that sections 18, 21, 23, 24, 26, 32, 34, 38, 44, 47, 69, 72, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 85, 86, 100, 101, and 102 of the Finance Act No. 4 2023 were introduced post-public participation and therefore unconstitutional. -Order VI-Finance Act, 2023 violated Articles 220 (1) (a) and 221 of the Constitution as read with sections 37, 39A, and 40 of the PFMA that prescribes the budget making process, thereby rendering the ensuing Finance Act, 2023  flawed and consequently unconstitutional. -Order VII-The entire Finance Act, 2023 was declared unconstitutional since Parliament is obligated to provide reasons for adopting or rejecting any proposals received from members of the public during public participation process and they did not comply. -Order IX(I)- Having found that the process leading to the enactment of the Finance Act, 2023 was fundamentally flawed and in violation of the Constitution, sections 30 to 38, 52 to 63 and 23 to 59 of the Finance Act, 2023 stood equally unconstitutional. Finance Act 2023 remains in force pending the hearing and determination of the appeal before the Supreme Court.