A recent tribunal case has provided a useful reminder about when private tuition is, and isn’t, exempt from VAT. In Rushby Dance & Fitness Centre v HMRC, four dance teachers…
Read moreIf you’re a sole trader or landlord with total income from your business and property of more than £50,000 in 2024/25, you’ll probably need to follow the new Making Tax…
Read moreIf your company offers a salary sacrifice pension scheme, here’s how it works: Instead of paying pension contributions from their take-home pay, employees agree to give up (or ‘sacrifice’) part…
Read moreIf you have children under 12 who go to nursery, after-school clubs, playschemes, childminders, or if you’re thinking about summer camps, it’s worth setting up a tax-free childcare account. With…
Read moreOne of the most common questions company owners ask their accountants is: “What’s the best way to take money out of my company and pay the least tax?” It used…
Read moreWe’re thrilled to share that MMG Chartered Accountants has been shortlisted for Employer of the Year (Mid-Tier Firm) at the Accounting Excellence Awards 2025. As the UK’s leading awards programme…
Read moreWe’re proud to share that MMG Chartered Accountants has been shortlisted for People Pioneer (Company) at the Dundee & Angus Chamber Champion Awards 2025. Even better, our HR Manager, Megan…
Read moreBig changes are coming to the way all UK companies, including incorporated charities, file their annual accounts with Companies House. From 1 April 2027, all companies will need to file…
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