HMRC expect their new initiative making tax digital will firstly raise the overall Tax take a particularly hot topic at the moment in this frenzied atmosphere of public sector cuts. Secondly it will increase tax simplification in opening up the
In October 2016 changes to the VAT Flat Rate scheme were announced in order to stop the misuse of the flat rate VAT scheme. From April 2017 HMRC will introduce a new category of trader, a ‘limited cost trader’, with
HMRC has issued details about its Making Tax Digital project which aims to help millions of businesses to get their tax bills right first time, without the need for an annual tax return. Sounds great but what is behind it
Over the last few years, global businesses have begun to see the advantages to having Accounts & Finance Departments that provide them with much more than just number crunching.
We know it can be difficult to know what to expect from your accountant. It can also be hard to decide when it’s time to move on and find a new one who’ll provide you with a better service.
We thought we’d put together a brief guide to what you should be expecting from your accountant. You could even say our top six signs that you need a new accountant.
With 2015 drawing to a close, here’s a list of all the dates and key deadlines this tax year that you’ll need to remember when you’re filing your tax returns for the final quarter.
Beans keep things simple but tax changes can be a big test even for us. See what you think and please give us feedback, it might not be bed time reading but it is really important stuff that impacts the financial rewards you can take from your business.
Is it the stuffy, corporate clichés: humourless men in pin-stripe suits who make you feel a little intimidated? People who seem incapable of speaking to you in clear English?
Is it the end of Accountants ?
HMRC expect their new initiative making tax digital will firstly raise the overall Tax take a particularly hot topic at the moment in this frenzied atmosphere of public sector cuts. Secondly it will increase tax simplification in opening up the
What’s new in VAT?
In October 2016 changes to the VAT Flat Rate scheme were announced in order to stop the misuse of the flat rate VAT scheme. From April 2017 HMRC will introduce a new category of trader, a ‘limited cost trader’, with
HMRC Digitalisation = End of the Accountant?
HMRC has issued details about its Making Tax Digital project which aims to help millions of businesses to get their tax bills right first time, without the need for an annual tax return. Sounds great but what is behind it
How Beans can help you with your bookkeeping…
If you have a business you need to keep books. In fact, if you are director of a company you are legally required to keep company records.
How Beans can help you with your bookkeeping…
In fact, if you are director of a company you are legally required to keep company records. There are two approaches to keeping books:
More than just bean counters
Over the last few years, global businesses have begun to see the advantages to having Accounts & Finance Departments that provide them with much more than just number crunching.
Six signs that you need a new accountant
We know it can be difficult to know what to expect from your accountant. It can also be hard to decide when it’s time to move on and find a new one who’ll provide you with a better service.
We thought we’d put together a brief guide to what you should be expecting from your accountant. You could even say our top six signs that you need a new accountant.
Key Deadlines this Tax Year
With 2015 drawing to a close, here’s a list of all the dates and key deadlines this tax year that you’ll need to remember when you’re filing your tax returns for the final quarter.
Do you know about the 2016 Dividend tax changes?
Beans keep things simple but tax changes can be a big test even for us. See what you think and please give us feedback, it might not be bed time reading but it is really important stuff that impacts the financial rewards you can take from your business.
More than just an accountant
Is it the stuffy, corporate clichés: humourless men in pin-stripe suits who make you feel a little intimidated? People who seem incapable of speaking to you in clear English?