Posts by WDS Admin
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Who will be subject to MTD for IT from 6 April 2026
Taxpayers who are
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MTD Is Here: What Every Freelancer and Sole Trader Needs to Know Before April 2026
HMRC’s biggest shake-up to self-assessment in a generation is almost here. From April 2026, sole traders and landlords earning over £50,000 must ditch the annual tax return and switch to quarterly digital reporting. Here’s everything you need to know — and what to do right now.
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A Quiet Step Forward: Celebrating Kieran Holmes
At WDS, the Quarterly Recognition Award exists for one simple reason — to make sure the people who quietly make everything work don’t go unnoticed. This quarter, that person is […]
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Reducing energy consumption
Reducing energy
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Accelerate Return on Investment
The speed with which
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Breaking the Mould: Equal Rights, Equal Action — Meet Julie, Our First Female MD
This International Women’s Day, we’re marking a milestone 140 years in the making. We’re proud to celebrate Julie, our first ever female Managing Director — a historic moment that reflects our commitment to equal opportunity and a culture where everyone can lead.
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Loans to Participators
There are special
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Changes to reporting of BiKs
Mandatory payrolling
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Reclaiming VAT on a self-build home project
Reclaiming VAT on a
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Meaning of “bona vacantia”
Bona vacantia is
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What Is a person with significant control?
A person with
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Claiming a tax refund from HMRC
If you have paid too
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Spring Statement 2026
The Chancellor’s
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Why disregarding the minimum wage constitutes modern slavery
The National Minimum
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Renewed conflict in the Middle East
Renewed conflict in
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Which supplies are zero rated for VAT?
Understanding which
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Tax effects of letting out part of your home
If you have tenants
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When not to charge VAT
When issuing
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Filling in NIC contribution gaps
National Insurance
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Meaning of trade for tax purposes
The meaning of trade
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How to claim child benefits
An application to
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Gifts Out of Surplus Income
A Valuable Inheritance Tax Exemption Explained Inheritance tax (IHT) receipts continue to rise year on year, and from 6 April 2027 this is expected to increase further as pensions form […]
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Creative businesses to benefit from government finance package
The government has
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Why inflation matters when funding pension funds
When planning
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HMRC reminder for self-employed and landlords
If you have not yet
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Check how to claim a tax refund
If you believe that
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Claiming the Annual Investment Allowance
The Annual
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Simplified expenses on motor vehicles
There are simplified
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Workplace pensions
Automatic enrolment
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Who needs to file a self-assessment tax return
There are several
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Business exit planning matters
For many business
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New business formations exceed business “deaths”
The latest figures
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Intimidating claimants with costs orders may be at an end.
A claimant made
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Entertaining employees
In general,
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31 January deadline met by more than 11.48 million people
HMRC has confirmed
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Sign up for online services
HMRC online services
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Inheriting Additional State Pension
The Additional State
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Claiming Business Asset Rollover Relief
Claiming Business
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Tax and property when you separate or divorce
When a couple
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Tax Diary March/April 2026
1 March 2026 – Due
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Budgeting and forecasting in a period of lower confidence
Many business owners
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What is a salaried member of an LLP
The salaried member
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Car and travel costs if self employed
If you are
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What is a UK property business
The income generated
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Eligibility for Business Asset Disposal Relief
Business Asset
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New employee starter checklist
Setting up the
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Do you charge VAT when you sell a company car?
The question of
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Payments made into employee benefit trusts constitute taxable income
A Tribunal recently
