As we move into a new financial year, one phrase is going to keep cropping up – Making Tax Digital. And as this is going to affect all self-employed people, contractors, freelancers and companies, it’s worth taking notice of. HM Revenue and Customs’ MTD Software Advisory Group had its inaugural meeting recently, which raised …

5 Swindon-based business blogs worth a peek A quick round-up of 5 Swindon-based business business blogs worth a few moments of your time. IMHO. They encompass a wide range of interests and they may or may not be my clients in one… Continue reading →

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Eggciting Easter British Easter Traditions Easter is a festival synonymous with many things and traditions; The resurrection of Christ, chocolate eggs, painted hard-boiled eggs, Maundy money and a rabbit all rolled into one. So a festival as muddled as any… Continue reading →

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What’s the matter with microbeads? Take a look at the contents of your bathroom cabinet or walk down the toiletries aisles of any supermarket and what do you see? Shelves groaning with exfoliant products such as facial scrubs and body polishes…. Continue reading →

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How colour analysis and a personal stylist can help From Sumptuous to Sumptuary Law The word ‘sumptuous’ sounds much like its meaning as it rolls around the tongue: lush surroundings, rich desserts or luxury clothes. The history of this word is… Continue reading →

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P11D may not be the most exciting moniker ever, but it is of great importance for employers, and forgetting to complete one could land them in trouble. If you are an employer you are required by HMRC to complete a P11D form detailing the cash equivalents of benefits and expenses that you have provided during …

Thursday – April 6 – heralds the start of the new tax year and for many businesses, just as on New Year’s Day, it’s a good time to make resolutions, turn over new leaves, do some positive planning and make sure you are compliant. As with any tax year, April 2017 heralds changes for businesses …

The issue of vulnerable customers is still high on the regulatory agenda. The Vulnerability Task Force, set up last year, continue their work to promote better understanding whilst firms work hard to understand what ‘good’ looks like. OP8, an Occasional Paper on the management of vulnerable customers remains the most current reference. Download our report …

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The 2016/17 tax year will mark a new era for public sector contractors and freelancers, as revised government rules come into force. At Regulatory Accounting we believe the changes affecting public sector contractors from April 6 could have an impact on the local and national economy. The changes largely concern VAT and the way freelancers and contractors …