Author Archive for: Camilla

Entries by Camilla Langricks

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is coming….

If you are a landlord or a sole trader with total revenue of over £50,000 you will need to sign up to MTD using compatible software from 6 April 2026. If you earn more than £30,000 your MTD requirements are from 6 April 2027.   For those earning an income from digital platforms they will […]

📣 Attention Business Owners & HR Professionals: Major Updates to Employers Allowance for the 2025/2026 Tax Year

As we approach the new tax year starting April 6, 2025, now is the time to get ahead of some important changes to the Employers Allowance. This valuable relief helps reduce your National Insurance contributions (NICs).  Understanding the changes now could make a huge difference to your business’s finances. What’s Changing? The Employers Allowance Boost: […]

Training begins for the Langricks Team Challenge

Team Langricks have started their training to join the 4500 other runners at the Wilmslow Running Festival on Sunday 23rd March. As sponsors of the Running Festival there is the Langricks Team Challenge which is the only team challenge for non-affiliated runners. The team race runs alongside the main event across both the half marathon […]

Langricks joins forces with Balance Accountants

In the Summer of 2024 Langricks completed on the acquisition of fellow Holmfirth-based accountancy practice Balance.  This move has significantly increased the size of the Langricks’ business, taking the headcount to over 45 and will add key accounting expertise to its existing compliance and advisory services. It represents a significant milestone in the company’s growth […]

What to expect in Rachel Reeves’ first Budget on 30 October 2024

Langricks Tax Director, Nigel Shaw, peers into his crystal ball once more to unveil his insightful forecasts on the most probable tax shifts that will affect private clients this month. The Chancellor faces a challenging landscape, having pledged not to elevate VAT, Income Tax, NICs, or Corporation Tax—the formidable BIG 4, which constitute about 66% […]

Reporting CGT on the sale of UK residential property explained

The requirement to report and pay capital gains tax on disposals of UK residential property was introduced in April 2020.  However, the reduction of the annual exempt amount to £6,000 in 2023/24 (with a further reduction to £3,000 in 2024/25) means that more people will now be caught and need to be aware of this. […]

The savings tax trap continues to bite in 2023/24

It might surprise you to know that HMRC collected £3.4bn worth of savings tax last year, a rapid increase of £1.2bn from the year before. This significant rise is due to the frozen savings allowances and the recent changes in the interest rate cycle, with ever rising interest rates benefitting more individuals compared to the […]

New Wilmslow office

Back in June we finally moved into our new office building in Wilmslow.   1 Swan Street used to be the old Sketchers building to those in the know. It is right in the centre of Wilmslow just a stone’s throw from the station and all the shops and amenities.   Over the course of […]

How to manage the Corporation Tax rises

From 1st April 2023 the main rate of corporation tax increased from 19% to 25% in the following way:   19% for companies with profits below £50,000  26.5%, marginal relief, for companies with profits between £50,000 and £250,000  25% for companies with profits above £250,000   How companies can reduce their taxable profits   Pay pension contribution Buy equipment […]

How do business owners protect their loved ones if the worst happens

Many adults understand the need for financial resilience and taking out insurance to protect their incomes in case of sickness or accident. However, too many self-employed people do not have any cover to help them should they be unable to work and are increasingly likely to choose to carry on working despite illness or injury. […]

New rules apply for making an R & D claim

For accounting periods that start on or after 1st April 2023, companies that wish to claim Research and Development (R&D) tax relief will need to comply with additional reporting requirements. Previously, companies have been able to make a claim via their company tax return, within a period of 2 years following the end of the […]

P11d’os and don’ts

What is a P11D?​ A P11D is a document used by an employer to report to an individual employee or director any expenses or benefits given to them in a given tax year. This will then be submitted to HMRC to inform them of any taxable benefits provided, so they can update the tax code […]