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Business rates revaluation in 2023

December 13, 2022Business RatesLeave a commentadmin

From 1 April 2023, business rates in England and Wales will be updated to reflect changes in property values since the last revaluation in 2017. Although many businesses will see increased bills, others will see…

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Business rates loophole on second homes closing

February 11, 2022Business RatesLeave a commentadmin

Owners of holiday lets and second homes in England have been able to avoid council tax by registering their properties as businesses. However, from April 2023, small business rates relief will only be available if…

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New Covid-19 business support package

January 11, 2022Business Rates, COVID-19Leave a commentadmin

A new support package has been announced to assist businesses impacted by the Covid-19 Omicron variant. Applications are open to the end of February, but many have said the measures don’t go far enough given…

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Positive news for business rates from the Chancellor

November 12, 2021Budget, Business RatesLeave a commentadmin

The Autumn Budget announcements included a series of measures to alleviate the burden of business rates in England. For 2022/23, 50% relief will be available for eligible retail, hospitality and leisure properties, and the business…

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Freeport tax incentives

May 4, 2021Budget, Business Rates, Employment Tax, TaxLeave a commentadmin

Among the development measures the Chancellor announced in the March Budget were eight new freeports in England. These are due to enter operation in late 2021, with each freeport including a defined tax site within…

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Shaping the future for business rates

April 12, 2021Business RatesLeave a commentadmin

A comprehensive review of business rates is underway in England. The government recently published an interim report, with the final report delayed until autumn. One definite change coming is the closing of a loophole that…

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The Spring 2021 Budget – still some surprises

March 10, 2021Budget, Business Rates, Capital Gains Tax, Tax, VATLeave a commentadmin

A quiet turning of the tax screw. Just before the Budget arrived on 3 March, it seemed as if the Chancellor would have nothing to say that was not already public knowledge. However, while some…

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Update on Covid-19 support for businesses

February 5, 2021Business Rates, COVID-19, Self-Employed, TaxLeave a commentadmin

More support is available to help businesses in this latest lockdown, expected to last until at least 8 March. Keep up to date with, and claim, any support that your business is entitled to so…

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Update on new measures for Covid business support

January 15, 2021Business Rates, COVID-19Leave a commentadmin

Admittedly, this is coming to you a little later than planned, but hopefully, this blog will provide some useful insight into the measures introduced following the announcement on January 5th of the current national lockdown…

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What Now, Autumn Budget?

October 23, 2020Budget, Business Rates, Capital Gains Tax, COVID-19, TaxLeave a commentadmin

So, the Autumn Budget has been pushed into spring 2021, with tax rises on the cards. What should we expect in the Spring Budget? With intense speculation around tax rises to pay for the raft…

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