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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
Autumn Budget 2018
On 29 October 2018, the Chancellor, Philip Hammond, delivered the Autumn Budget 2018. Nottingham chartered accountants, Clayton & Brewill provides a summary of the key Autumn Budget 2018 announcements. Overview The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, announced his ‘post-austerity’ Budget, which had a number of announcements for small business owners, from personal tax allowance… View Article
Autumn Update from Clayton & Brewill
The Clayton & Brewill Autumn Update is now available to view online. Our Autumn Update contains advice and articles for both business owners and individuals, including: Making Tax Digital Explained events Our three new appointments Pension re-enrolment reminder IR35 update Click here to view the full update. To receive future Clayton & Brewill newsletters directly to… View Article
Pension re-enrolment – don’t get caught out
Many businesses are not aware that they have a legal obligation to re-enrol some employees back into a pension scheme every three years, even if they have previously opted out. Not re-enrolling eligible employees could result in some significant financial penalties. Sarah Pownall, payroll manager at Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton & Brewill, explains the requirements… View Article
Making Tax Digital Explained – free events
Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton & Brewill, is running a series of free events to explain Making Tax Digital and what businesses need to do to be prepared. Making Tax Digital is HMRC’s plan to digitalise the UK tax system. It will require businesses to maintain digital accounting records and they will need to report to… View Article
IR35 – change ahead?
IR35 is very much in the news at the moment with several tax tribunal cases involving IR35 contractors. Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton & Brewill, explains IR35 and why it’s creating so many headlines. What is IR35? IR35 rules were introduced in 2000 to apply in cases where someone would have been treated as an employee,… View Article
Tax investigations protection – providing peace of mind for businesses
Tax investigations and queries initiated by HMRC don’t only take their toll financially, they are also time-consuming and stressful. Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton & Brewill, explains the importance of ensuring you have adequate protection in place to provide peace of mind for your business. Tax investigations are stressful and costly. Defending your case can cost… View Article
Clayton & Brewill strengthens team with three new appointments
Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton & Brewill has strengthened its team with three new appointments, who join the firm’s Nottingham office. The firm has recruited Ben Skillings and Dom Glover as trainee accountants and Holly Dinsdale as an accountant. Ben joins Clayton & Brewill from Murphy Salisbury Chartered Accountants in Stratford-upon-Avon where he worked as a… View Article
Clayton & Brewill supports Papplewick & Linby Cricket Club event
On 5th August, we were delighted to support Papplewick & Linby Cricket Club’s Sponsors Six-a-Side event. The Clayton & Brewill team had a fantastic day playing against other supporters, including Winvic, Air-IT, Faithful & Gould and Kinaxis. Here’s some photo’s from the day:
HMRC releases list of Making Tax Digital software suppliers
HMRC has recently released details of software suppliers whose software meets the requirements of the forthcoming Making Tax Digital (MTD) initiative. Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton & Brewill, shares more details about MTD and the related requirements. What are the MTD requirements? From 1 April 2019 businesses with an annual taxable turnover of more than £85,000… View Article