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Over recent years, it has become increasingly popular for employers to allow their employees to work from home, and in doing so, pay an amount to cover any additional household costs incurred. [...]

Most people will be aware that the state retirement pension system has changed for people who reach state pension age on or after 6 April 2016 – that is men born after 5 April 1951 and [...]

A number of changes have been made to the legislation designed to end perceived abuse of the VAT relief on substantially and permanently adapted motor vehicles for disabled wheelchair users. The [...]

Although Budget 2017 announced that the Government intends to review the rent-a-room scheme, it currently remains a tax-efficient way of letting out a spare room. Broadly, HMRC’s [...]

Q. Can I give my house to my children and continue to live in it and avoid inheritance tax? A. It may be possible if you pay a full market rent for your home, but if you do this, then your [...]

5 – Deadline for PAYE settlement agreement for 2016/17 6 – Deadline for 2016/17 forms P11D and P11D(b) to be submitted and copies of P11D to be issued to relevant employees Deadline [...]

We are looking for players and spectators to join us on Tuesday 11 July for an enjoyable summers evening, socialising with the Wright Vigar team, and each other, to the back drop of a game of [...]

C2C2C stands for Castle to Coast to Castle which is a 100 mile (120 mile route added in 2016) charity cycle ride across Lincolnshire from Lincoln Castle to the sea and back again. Lincs C2C2C has [...]

There has been much in the press about the clamp down by HMRC on buy to let landlords by way of the increase in the rates of Stamp Duty Land Tax when additional residential properties are [...]

Welcome to June’s Tax Tips & News, our newsletter designed to bring you tax tips and news to keep you one step ahead of the taxman. If you need any further assistance just let us know. IHT: [...]