HMRC informers – How important are they in reducing the ‘tax gap’? 2 May 2024 Tax - HMRC uses various methods to compile information on taxpayers from various sources which is loaded into computer system named 'Connect'.
Introduction to Non-Tax Advantaged Options 18 Apr 2024 Employment, Leadership, Tax - There are three common share option schemes: EMI, COSP, and non-tax advantaged option scheme, also known as the Unapproved Share Option scheme.
Blockchain & Crypto: 2024 Valuation Multiples 17 Apr 2024 Tech, Trends, Valuation - Median 12-months EV/Revenue Multiples more than doubled over the past year, reaching 5.3x in Q4 2023, up from 1.9x in Q4 2022.
Cannabis & CBD: 2024 Valuation Multiples 13 Apr 2024 COVID-19, Trends, Valuation - In Q4 2023 the median EV/Revenue multiple for public Cannabis companies was only 1x, over 80% below pre-pandemic levels.
Income tax rates and allowances for 2024/25 12 Apr 2024 Tax - The 2024/25 tax year starts on 6 April 2024.
What is a Company Share Option Plan (CSOP)? 11 Apr 2024 Employment, Leadership, Strategy, Tax - Find the benefits, requirements, and limitations of a Compare Share Option Plan.
Navigating business grants: What is the grant application process? 11 Apr 2024 Fundraising, Tech, Trends - In this blog we will focus on the grant application process.
New tax rules for UK Digital platform operators 10 Apr 2024 Tax, Tech - This is a short guide to explain which digital platforms are in scope, provide timings, and actions that are required.
NIC cuts and what they mean for you 3 Apr 2024 Tax - We will explain what employees and the self-employed will pay in 2024/25.
Tax implications on employer-provided equipment 3 Apr 2024 Employment, Tax - Tax implications on employer-provided equipment.
Which is allowable as a tax deduction – Advertising or Entertainment? 3 Apr 2024 Policy, Tax - An area of tax deductions where confusion reigns is in the difference between advertising and entertainment.
The confusion surrounding the VAT reverse charge 3 Apr 2024 Policy, Tax - Under the UK VAT system, the supplier usually pays the balance of VAT owing to HMRC but with the reverse charge it is the other way round.









