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Key Tax Dates
We will inform our clients of the date for the 2010 Budget as soon as it is known.
19 March 2010 - PAYE and NIC due for the month ended 5th March 2010.
6 April 2010 - Start of 2010/2011 tax year.
14 April 2010 - Deadline for submission of forms CT61 and payment of any associated income tax for the quarter ended 31st March 2010. |
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Accountants Re-Launch Business Services
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Preparing for the 50% Tax Rate
The current tax year ends on 5 April, and the new 2010/11 tax year sees the introduction of the new 50% tax rate on incomes above £150,000, as well as the removal of personal allowances for some.
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Planning for the New Pension Restrictions
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Following next month’s tax rises for high earners, April 2011 will see restrictions on how much tax relief some higher-rate taxpayers can claim on their pension contributions.
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Online VAT Systems Upgraded
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Managed Payment Plans
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Student Loan Repayments
HMRC have announced a new initiative to reduce student loan over repayments for those ex students who repay their loan through PAYE deductions.
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Tax Codes Being Issued
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HMRC have updated their guidance on the issue of multiple or incorrect PAYE tax codes to some employees following the introduction of their new National Insurance and PAYE computer system.
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Vehicle Scrappage
The Vehicle Scrappage Scheme is a voluntary scheme for motor dealers under which participating dealers give buyers a £2,000 discount off the purchase price of a new car (or certain types of small van) in exchange for scrapping their old qualifying vehicle.
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Inflation
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