The 2020 Group Sage UK The Federation of Small Businesses International Accountancy Body
Fisher Kau Chartered Certified Accountants and Registered Auditors Logos
Home About Us Our Services Current News Contact Us
Fisher Kau Chartered Certified Accountants and Registered Auditors
21st November 2008 Current News
11 June 2008
Be reasonable or face the Revenue’s wrath
more
09 January 2008
Extracting profits from small companies – the issues
more
bullet Current News - Find Out Whats Happening
bullet 11 June 2008
Be reasonable or face the Revenue’s wrath

A financial expert is urging people to take extra care with their tax returns in future – or face a tough new system of penalties.

A spokesperson at local accountants Fisher Kau, says carelessness in preparing forms could soon prove very costly. This is because people will be automatically ...

read article
 
bullet 09 January 2008
Extracting profits from small companies – the issues

Increasing Corporation Tax Rates

The rate of corporation tax for small companies is to increase from 19% in 2006-2007 to 22% in 2009-2010. The impact of these increases will be to gradually narrow the difference between the extraction of profits as dividends or as a salary/bonus.

...

read article
 
bullet 09 January 2008
VAT – Flat Rate Scheme

Who can join the scheme?

It is only available to small businesses with VAT exclusive annual taxable turnover of up to £150,000 and VAT exclusive annual total turnover (i.e. including exempt and non-taxable income) up to £187,500.

How does the scheme work?

Instead of payin...

read article
 
bullet 07 September 2007
Residence and Domicile – what does this mean?

Residence

An individual is UK tax resident if he or she:
- is present in the UK for 183 days or more in the tax year; or
- makes visits to the UK that average 91 days or more a year for four consecutive tax years.

When looking at the second test, days which are spent in th...

read article
 
bullet 14 August 2007
Artic Systems – House of Lords decide!

On 25 July 2007 the House of Lords ruled unanimously in favour of the taxpayer in the long-running saga of Jones v Garnett, better known as the Arctic Systems Ltd case. However, almost before the bubbles were flat on the champagne of this great victory for commonsense the Government announced it wou...

read article
  < previous page next page >

 © FisherKau 2004
Designed & Hosted by Virtual Relations Ltd.