Personal tax compliance checks can sound intimidating. However, with the right preparation and understanding, they don’t have to be.
Handling a personal tax compliance check
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HMRC writes regarding loss claims
HMRC has begun issuing blanket letters to all companies that have submitted loss claims, raising concerns about the accuracy of their Corporation Tax returns (CT600)
2024 – Pre-budget planning
In this article we take a look at any pre-budget planning opportunities that might exist.
R&D Claims pre-notification, understanding the changes
Changes to R&D claims require companies to comply with new R&D claims pre-notification rules. Missing these requirements could result in losing out on this beneficial tax relief.
What is a Director’s Loan Account?
What is a director’s loan account? A DLA is a loan between a company and its directors/shareholders.
HMRC Tax Enquiry Service
Dealing with a HMRC tax enquiry can be a stressful and time-consuming experience for any business or individual. Tax rules are complex, and even a routine review can escalate into a detailed investigation if discrepancies are found.
VAT on Land and Property – webinar
Thank you to everyone that joined us at our VAT on land and property webinar. If you missed the session live you can view the recording here.
5 common questions about VAT Registration
But what options do you have when it comes to VAT registration? We asked our team to answer the top 5 VAT registration questions.
Acquisition due diligence
RPGCC Corporate Finance is delighted to have provided financial due diligence services to DD Group in its recent acquisition.
RPGCC listed auditor rankings rise
RPGCC proudly placed among the top ranking firms in the following listed auditor categories by Corporate Adviser.
Do you need to complete a Tax Return?
Do you need to complete a tax return? It is worth noting that, unlike in some countries, not everyone in the UK must file tax returns to HMRC
Companies and the use of alphabet shares
Did you know that in order to comply with company law requirements, dividends must be paid to shareholders with the same class of shares in proportion to their shareholdings. However with the use of alphabet shares you can overcome this restriction.
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