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April 2021

WRLO Accountants — Thu, 08 Apr 2021 11:21:27 +0000

Enews – April 2021 In this month’s Enews we consider the extension of business rates relief to COVID-hit businesses outside of the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors, the announcements from the inaugural Tax Day and the details of the 2021 Finance Bill. With guidance on the new Brexit fund aimed at SMEs, the fourth and fifth instalments of the support grant for the self-employed and minimum wage increases there is a lot to update you on. Business rates relief extended with £1.5 billion fund Consultations launched on UK’s first Tax Day Government publishes details of Finance Bill 2021 £20 million SME Brexit Support Fund opens for applications HMRC publishes details of final grants for self-employed National Minimum and Living wages increases UK cuts electric vehicle grants by £500 ICAEW urges HMRC to rethink quarterly reports under MTD for corporation tax Business rates relief extended with £1.5 billion fund The government is to extend business rates relief with a £1.5 billion fund targeted at those businesses unable to benefit from the current COVID-19 support. Retail, hospitality and leisure businesses have not been paying any rates during the pandemic, as part of a 15 month-long relief which runs to the end of […]

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Change of Address!

WRLO Accountants — Sun, 21 Mar 2021 19:55:15 +0000

Please note we have now changed address to: 31 Willingdon Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 1TN. Telephone (01323 332043), email (info@wrloaccountants.co.uk) and website address (www.wrloaccountants.co.uk) are still the same!

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March 2020 news

WRLO Accountants — Fri, 06 Mar 2020 15:39:54 +0000

In this month’s Enews we report on a change to the sick pay rules as a result of the coronavirus and confirmation that the off-payroll working rules will be rolled out from 6 April 2020. We also consider the latest HMRC guidance on minimum wage increases, new company car advisory fuel rates, help for business flood victims and a consultation on freeports. With calls to raise taxes in the forthcoming Budget and a reminder to consider year end tax planning, there are lots of issues to update you on. Coronavirus measure: Statutory Sick Pay from ‘day one’ Review confirms off-payroll working rules to go ahead from April 2020 IFS calls for Chancellor to raise taxes in upcoming Budget Minimum Wage increases Advisory fuel rates for company cars Don’t forget to make tax efficient investments ahead of the tax year end Freeports Additional financial support for flooding victims Coronavirus measure: Statutory Sick Pay from ‘day one’ The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has announced that employees will be entitled to Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) from day one when self-isolating rather than having to wait until day four under the SSP waiting days rules. The change will be included in a package of […]

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