Posts by WDS Admin
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Could better digital skills transform your business?
Technology is
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Why successful businesses prepare before conditions improve
Economic uncertainty
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140 Years On, It Was Never Really About Us
In our founding office, on the boardroom wall, there was a certificate, a bit worn at the edges. It’s a small thing to have caused this much fuss. But that […]
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When do you pay Stamp Duty Land Tax?
Stamp Duty Land Tax
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Tax Diary September/October 2026
1 September 2026 –
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Making the most of the £1,000 property allowance
The £1,000 property
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Could you save tax by making a Deed of Variation?
After someone dies,
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Tax breaks for company bikes
Employers can
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Amending a mistake on your tax return
What happens if you
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Five practical ways to reduce business energy costs
Energy costs remain
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Will your next finance application succeed?
Many successful
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Averaging profits if income fluctuates
Some self-employed
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Records you should keep after submitting your tax return
After submitting
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Budget date announced
The new Chancellor
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Claiming the correct tax relief for work mileage
Employees who use
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Are you paying unnecessary tax on foreign income?
UK taxpayers with
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Making the most of the Employment Allowance
The Employment
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Tax relief if replacing tools or equipment
If you pay for
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Take care when painting non-compete clauses with a broad brush
Protecting hard-won
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Why uncertain times make business planning more important
Economic conditions
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Claiming tax relief on professional training
Keeping your skills
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Have you checked your State Pension forecast recently?
Your State Pension
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Payroll compliance – what is Full Payment Submission?
A Full Payment
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Do you need to pay tax on money received from family?
Receiving money from
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Tax benefits of giving assets to charity
Most people are
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Tax-free childcare, are you missing out?
With childcare costs
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Rising employment costs are changing business decisions
Employment costs
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Late payments still threaten small business cash flow
Late payments
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Your First MTD for Income Tax Deadline Is Two Weeks Away — Here’s What to Do
The first MTD for Income Tax quarterly deadline is 7 August 2026 — and if your gross income exceeds £50,000 from self-employment or property, it applies to you now. Here’s exactly what needs to happen in the next 14 days, and what the soft-landing means for this year’s submissions.
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Claiming tax relief on business insurance
If you are
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Advising HMRC of change in circumstances
If your personal
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Does your business need to register as an employer?
If you are starting
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Self-Employed – Are your business records in order?
As a self-employed
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Is HMRC holding money that belongs to you?
It is important to
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Are you using the best VAT scheme for your business?
Small businesses
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Don’t let discrimination lead to resignation or risk facing career compensation
A recent ruling has
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Has a pay rise quietly increased your tax bill?
Many employees and
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Could new VAT rules change how you sell online?
The Government has
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Could your business recover more VAT?
If your business is
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Are you maximising tax relief on company losses?
If your company
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Could you claim tax relief for property repairs?
Property owners
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Do you know who must register for VAT?
Businesses must
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When does a hobby become a taxable business?
Not every hobby
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Is your spouse paying more tax than necessary?
Married couples and
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Sophie Hoggard Promoted to Audit Assistant Manager
We’re delighted to announce that Sophie Hoggard has been promoted to Audit Assistant Manager, working alongside Richard Hall and Tim Bennet to help lead the firm’s audit function. Sophie has […]
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Could your business survive a cyber attack?
Cyber-crime is no
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Five ways AI can save you hours every week
Artificial
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Have you overlooked this valuable capital allowance?
If you have invested
