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Expert accountants and business advisers at Whitley Stimpson are forewarning employers that they will be required to report and pay income tax and Class 1A National Insurance Contributions (NIC) on benefits in kind through payroll.
Leading national law firm Mills & Reeve to extend family pay from 1 June 2024
In a recent development, tens of thousands of businesses are facing the risk of missing out on crucial Research and Development (R&D) tax relief due to new pre-registration requirements.
BH&O are thrilled to welcome Simone to the team this week. She comes to us fresh from working with the Joint Legal Team in Reading and Berkshire Councils, where she was specialising in childcare and child protection and adoption work, but before that she had worked at a number of firms undertaking matrimonial finance and private children work.
Business owners registered for VAT are being reminded to make sure they file their returns and pay on time or face falling foul of new penalties introduced by HMRC.
Simon Smith takes the helm as Managing Partner
Businesses are being warned that HMRC is cracking down on potentially fraudulent claims for research and development (R&D) tax relief.
Tom Biggs, Associate at Oxford-based accountancy firm Wellers, provides the key highlights from Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s recent Budget statement.
In support of the charity Maths4Girls, Gardner Leader hosted an inspirational morning in Oxford in partnership with Critchleys
Alex Woolgar joins Mills & Reeve’s Oxford office to support innovative businesses in all stages of growth.
Specialist family law firm Boardman Hawkins & Osborne LLP are helping the Mayor of Abingdon, Gwyneth Lewis, put on an event for International Women’s Day on Friday 8th March at the town’s independently owned Abbey Cinema.
Family Law specialists Boardman Hawkins & Osborne LLP are delighted that their first trainee solicitor, Beth Hancock qualifies as a solicitor on Wednesday 6th March.
In the second report of our ESG Ignite series, we learn that the scope of ESG can differ between organisations based on the industry, business makeup and corporate priorities. Each organisation faces their own, often competing, ESG opportunities and challenges.
Holiday let and empty homeowners in the region could soon face higher council tax bills and bin collection charges as government prepares to hand local authorities more powers to raid holiday homes, warn accountants and business advisors Whitley Stimpson.
