Whitley Stimpson ‘graduate’ receives tax industry accolade
A former Whitley Stimpson employee who co-owns three Oxfordshire-based professional service businesses has been named as one of the most influential people in the UK tax profession.
Businesses gain tax advantage from HMRC decision on entertaining expenses
Businesses throughout the UK stand to benefit from HMRC’s change of position on claiming input tax for entertaining expenses.
High earners set to benefit from tax loophole
Professionals with annual salaries in the region of £100,000 will soon be able to benefit from a clever tax quirk that allows them to invest £11,213 in a pension but only contribute £2,243 themselves, a report in The Telegraph suggests.
Seminar: preparing for Auto-Enrolment in pensions
Whitley Stimpson would like to welcome employers to a morning seminar covering the costs, solutions and opportunities presented by Auto-Enrolment and NEST (National Employment Savings Trust), which is taking place at 8am Thursday 19th April at Banbury Cricket Club.
Families advised to consider tax implications of antique sales
Families keen to raise funds by selling assets at auction are being encouraged to consider the tax implications of profitable antique sales.
Compulsory VAT online filing
On current HMRC plans, virtually all VAT businesses will be required to file their VAT returns online and pay any VAT due electronically from next April.