So, the Chancellor really is pulling out some unexpected and radical stops to aid the country’s financial “crisis” by incentivising savings via savings accounts, ISA’s and pensions.

Very shortly HMRC will be able to force people who participate in tax schemes to pay their tax up-front, while HMRC and the courts decide whether or not the arrangements are legal.

Whilst the budget was very much around personal taxes, savings and investments, a few excellent things came out for businesses as well, including the surprise announcement of the doubling and extension of the Annual Investment Allowance.

The new Employment Allowance (EA) is being introduced from 6 April 2014, read further to find out about how you can potentially reduce your NI bill by up to £2,000!

It is hard to believe that the HMRC do actually target small, innocent businesses for investigation to squeeze extra money for the tax pot each year. But they do. Principally because…

It is now mid March and two weeks (more or less) left of this tax year. Whilst Figurit do everything in our power to make you, our clients, aware of…

If you own a rental property you may or may not be up to date with some of the tax considerations so here is a short summary of a couple…