Diversity survey
Clayton & Brewill are licenced by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) to provide probate services. As part of its regulatory responsibilities, the ICAEW require firms registered to provide probate services to carry out and report on diversity monitoring within the firm. The results of our latest diversity survey are available… View Article
Construction Services Domestic Reverse Charge: New VAT rules for building and construction services
From 1 October 2019, the Construction Services Domestic Reverse Charge (CSDRC) will be introduced by HMRC, in a bid to tackle VAT fraud in the construction industry. Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton & Brewill explains what you need to know about the reverse charge measure. The new measure will mean that a person supplying certain construction industry… View Article
Spring update 2019
Our Spring update 2019 is now available to view online. Our Spring update contains advice and articles for both business owners and individuals, including: Spring Statement review Changes to pension contributions Preparing for disruption, which includes a guide to Making Tax Digital for VAT Changes to data protection fees An update on the impact recent… View Article
Spring Statement 2019
On 13 March 2019, Chancellor Philip Hammond presented his Spring Statement. Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton & Brewill provides a brief review of the Statement, along with some changes that are coming into effect in the near future. Unsurprisingly, the Spring Statement 2019 didn’t really reveal anything that we didn’t already know. The Chancellor pledged last… View Article
Client profile: My HR Hub
In our latest client profile piece we speak to Rebecca Bull, founder of award-winning HR consultancy, My HR Hub about the driver behind setting up My HR Hub and the imminent launch of an exciting new service. When was My HR Hub formed? I set up My HR Hub in 2016 to deliver cost-effective, bespoke… View Article
Businesses could be hit by new system for data protection fees
The Information Comissioner’s Office (ICO) has launched a new three-tier system for data protection fees, and data controllers could now be expected to pay up to £2,900. But, as many businesses have not updated their direct debits or auto payments, they are now unknowingly failing to meet the ICO’s regulations and are being penalised. Doug… View Article
Making Tax Digital for VAT guide
Making Tax Digital for VAT brings mandatory new requirements, for businesses with a taxable turnover above £85,000, from April 2019. Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton & Brewill has put together a helpful guide that explains more about Making Tax Digital for VAT. Our guide provides more information on: The new rules Who is affected Exemptions Software… View Article
Preparing your business for disruption
Most UK small firms are ‘unprepared’ for any form of business disruption, according to research recently published by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB). With both Brexit and Making Tax Digital looming it’s more important than ever that businesses take steps to ensure they are able to be agile and adaptable. Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton… View Article
Merry Christmas & Christmas opening hours
The Clayton & Brewill offices will be closed from 1 pm on Monday 24th December 2018 until Wednesday 2nd January 2019. We hope you have a wonderful Christmas and look forward to working with you in 2019!
Government announces changes to probate fees
The government has recently announced significant changes to probate fees. Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton & Brewill, explains more about the proposed changes. What are the key changes to probate fees? The government is changing the probate fee structure, which is likely to mean significantly increased fees, particularly for those with high value estates. There will… View Article