Articles, tagged with "hmrc", page 1
10th February 2012
All individuals and businesses are required to pay their taxes and file their tax returns by the relevant dates mentioned by the HMRC in UK. If you are someone who is quite conversant with tax matters, you can probably handle all this on your own. However...
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Author:
Sarah Shore
06th February 2012
Single proprietorship is the simple model of business, which is certainly owned by an individual. In cases like wife and husband in the UK, one spouse needs to be registered as being the sole proprietor and then the other can work as an personnel of the s...
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Author:
lbdebtsupport
06th February 2012
Sole proprietorship is the basic model of business enterprise, which is certainly owned by an individual. In scenarios like husband and wife in the UK, one spouse really needs to be licensed as the sole proprietor and then the other can function as an emp...
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Author:
Mark S Sorne
06th February 2012
Sole proprietorship is the basic type of business enterprise, which is owned by an individual. In scenarios like married couple in the UK, one spouse has to be registered as being the sole proprietor and the other could work as an employee of the small bu...
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Author:
Mark S Sorne
06th February 2012
It's certainly easy for businesses who are not VAT registered to be caught out by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) VAT laws. The VAT Initiative allows business owners who may have inadvertently missed out on paying VAT to have a reprieve - paying just 10% extr...
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Author:
rivingtoncharlotte
31st January 2012
The best thing about being self employed is being your own boss. However, while filing taxes, it can become difficult for a self employed person to know exactly what to file, when to file, and how to do it.
Any UK resident who is self employed needs t...
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Author:
Sarah Shore
26th January 2012
Permanent health insurance (PHI) is designed to provide incomes for an employee if he is are unable to work because of ill health. Typically a PHI policy will pay 75% of an individual's salary until retirement.The decision of the House of Lords in String...
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Author:
KateRussell
07th December 2011
Contractors ought to truly consider the intermediaries legislation, identified as IR35, which is a directive that seeks to combat tax avoidance and will ascertain payment of the correct sum of PAYE (pay as you earn) tax and National Insurance Contribution...
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Author:
Mark S Sorne
07th December 2011
Contractors need to certainly consider the intermediaries legislation, known as IR35, which is actually a directive that seeks to solve tax avoidance and will ascertain payment of the exact sum of PAYE (pay as you earn) tax and National Insurance Contribu...
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Author:
Mark S Sorne
01st December 2011
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Author:
Paula Harrison
07th November 2011
For full time employees of a company, tax affairs are pretty much taken care of. But for people like the self employed or company directors for example, it's a very different story. They have to keep track of and calculate the tax that they owe each finan...
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Author:
Gen Federico
22nd October 2011
The pension generally only makes the press when something has gone wrong. It is sad to say that how the pension plan is boosted by of all people the taxman rarely makes the back pages of Newspapers, never mind pages 1 to 5.
Though hard to believe th...
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Author:
Richad Teahon
14th October 2011
Before you do anything, have you registered as self-employed with HMRC? This is important because you will need to have a UTR (unique tax reference) to be able to file your tax return.
Having said that if you are self-employed it will be quicker and eas...
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Author:
Silviu Marian
09th September 2011
Have you observed small children? They could prove to be really adamant and naughty at times. When they throw a tantrum, they are punished. It’s just an act of showing that the child’s behaviour is not appreciated.
Reward and punishment are two things t...
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Author:
Henry
04th August 2011
VAT or ' Value Added Tax' is the tax paid by the customers on the purchase of a product. However, VAT is not applicable to all the products and services that reach the consumers. There are some goods and services that fall outside the scope of VAT.
It ...
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Author:
demicarter