Disguised remuneration: schemes claiming to avoid the new loan charge
HMRC is aware of schemes that claim to avoid the loan charge on disguised remuneration. These schemes don’t work. […]
90% of People consider tax avoidance as “morally wrong”
Nine out of ten British adults say tax avoidance by large companies is morally wrong even if it is legal, while three-quarters want the UK government to legislate to discourage UK companies from avoiding tax [...]
Five tax scheme companies wound-up
Five Birmingham companies, involved in providing temporary workers through professional service companies have been wound-up. […]
The Autumn Budget – Key Points
Philip Hammond has delivered his second Budget as chancellor. Here are the key points of his speech. IR35 reform in the private sector […]
Are you Self Employed? Santa could be bringing you some extra cash this Christmas!
Have you submitted your 2016/17 Self-Assessment Tax Return? […]
More work done in a shorter day?
A survey of nearly 2,000 UK office workers suggests the average employee works for just under three hours a day, spending most of the remainder of the typical eight-hour workday doing many things other than [...]
Lorry drivers stung by accounting firm
More than 1,000 lorry drivers have been left owing large sums of tax after claims that their accounting company disappeared with the money. They say they were encouraged by agencies to set up as limited [...]
The Criminal Finances Act 2017
The Key Changes that Recruitment Agencies and freelance contractors cannot afford to ignore. […]
Following a number of client wins, we’ve recruited two new members to our team.
We are delighted to welcome Jamie Greenall – National Business Development Manager, and David Tallant – Client Relationship Manager to Team Bright Sky. […]
Scheme with directors in The Philippines closes down
The Guardian reports that a scheme using mini-companies with directors in the Philippines is closing with around 2000 of these companies being simultaneously liquidated. […]