Blog9th Apr 2024Understanding employment taxes in the USConsidering how relevant they are in our day-to-day lives, employment taxes can be very complicated to understand. As the employer, it’s your job to deposit and report employment taxes and prepare and file Form W-2. This is used to report…By Understanding employment taxes in the USView more
Blog8th Apr 20247 Ways Office of the CFO Solutions Can Help Charities in the Cost of Giving CrisisDespite the extreme pressures brought on by the pandemic, we witnessed in awe the charity sector rallying together and continuing to support those in need. Barely recovered, the voluntary sector (along with everyone else) was then quickly thrown headfirst into…By Jakub RolinskiView more
Blog6th Apr 2024Are The Goalposts On Salaried Member Rules Moving?What are salaried member rules? The salaried member rules for Limited Liability Partnerships (“LLPs”) were introduced in 2014 to ensure only those members who held a genuine ‘partner’ role were taxed as self-employed individuals, such that those with arrangements closer…By Jill WalkerView more
Blog4th Apr 2024A Guide To Navigating Norwegian Income Tax ReturnsAn important Norwegian tax reporting consideration for individuals who have worked in Norway or offshore on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (unless the individual is taxed under the Norwegian PAYE Scheme) is the requirement to complete and file a Norwegian income…By Gillian ForrestView more
Blog3rd Apr 2024Navigate the End of the ‘Furnished Holiday Let’The number of Furnished Holiday Lets (FHLs) in the UK has increased in recent years, driven by the ever-growing popularity of UK ‘staycations’. However, Jeremy Hunt announced in the 2024 Spring Budget that the Furnished Holiday Letting regime will be…By Navigate the End of the ‘Furnished Holiday Let’View more
Blog29th Mar 2024ROI 2024 Employment Law Changes- Are You Prepared?The last few years have brought about a multitude of changes and upheaval for organisations across the UK and Ireland. With 9 Employment Law Changes coming into force in 2024 alone for the UK & I the employment landscape has…By Justyna KowalskaView more
Blog27th Mar 2024How to pay Independent Contractors in the US – a step-by-step guideIt is important to remember that an independent contractor is a worker who does not work for your company, but is on a contract basis instead. Make sure you have correctly classified your workers before considering paying them as a…By How to pay Independent Contractors in the US – a step-by-step guideView more
Blog26th Mar 2024Weighing Up Energy Security, Transition, and Investment In 2024 the energy sector is facing a spaghetti junction of pathways, decision gates and options in a delicate balance between traditional energy sources and the imperative to transition towards renewables. As the world tries to tackle the need for…By Weighing Up Energy Security, Transition, and Investment View more
Blog26th Mar 2024R&D Tax Relief Procedures: HMRC’s Latest Notification RequirementIn today’s fast-paced business landscape, where staying ahead often means innovating and adapting to change, research and development (R&D) tax credits have emerged as a key tool for businesses, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). As an R&D tax…By R&D Tax Relief Procedures: HMRC’s Latest Notification RequirementView more
Blog26th Mar 2024Should we all have the right to disconnect?The prospect of a UK General Election in 2024 means we may see new items on the agenda which businesses will need to navigate this year, in addition to any legislative updates already on the calendar. Employee wellbeing is high…By Vicky MadiganView more
Blog21st Mar 2024Ireland – a top destination for Non-Dom status?This article was originally published in the BKR International EMEA Update, released 14th March 2024. Written by: John Conway, BBS AITI CTA, Partner and Tax Specialist, AAB. The recent announcement that the UK is to severely restrict its favourable Non-Dom…By John ConwayView more
Blog20th Mar 2024Do you have an obligation to file an Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) return by 30 April 2024?WHAT IS ATED? ATED is an annual tax payable in advance by companies and other non-natural persons (including partnerships with corporate members) who own an interest in UK residential property valued at over £500,000. The charge applies to houses, self-contained flats,…By Do you have an obligation to file an Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) return by 30 April 2024?View more