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Investing in classic cars

Classic cars have long been considered both a passion and an investment for enthusiasts. From their aesthetic appeal to their potential for value appreciation, classic cars offer a unique opportunity for investors. Find out more about their tax treatment here...

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Tax on termination payments

In most cases, termination payments are likely to attract tax and NIC. However, the rules are frequently misunderstood by both employers and employees. Find out more here...

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CC12 updated guidance:

Price Bailey's charity team provide an overview of the CC12- improving your charity's finances. The revisions help trustees understand how they can improve the financial position of their charity, read more here...

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The importance of accurate BPR valuations

With 18 months before the proposed Business Property Relief (BPR) reform comes into force, affected individuals should start assessing the proposals’ impact on their plans for succession. Find out more here...

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Key considerations for a VAT inspection

Preparing for a VAT inspection? Price Bailey's article written by Greg Mayne offers some useful reminders and key considerations.

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I’m developing a video game how can I work with Price Bailey?

An accountant for gamers must have in-depth knowledge to understand how best to advise clients, here at Price Bailey we understand gamers and streamers needs, find out how we can work with you to help you achieve your unique goals and aspirations. 

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How to prepare for the end of the FHL scheme

Over 130,000 individuals in the UK who earn income from Furnished Holiday Lettings (FHLs) will be affected by the Government’s decision to abolish the scheme’s tax benefits from 6 April 2025, our research shows. In this article, we set out the steps you can take now to ensure your business remains viable beyond these changes...

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Employment law: 2024 round up and what to expect in 2025

During 2024 there were several announcements of changes which will impact employers and employees. This article summarises the key developments from 2024 and what to expect in 2025...

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Cybercrime and fraud in the charity sector

The Charity Commission have revealed that they have had over 600 fraud cases and 99 cybercrime cases reported to them in 2024. The charity sector is seen as a soft target as it is expected that their internal control environment may not be as robust as larger commercial organisations. Find out more here...

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HMRC's consultation on transfer pricing exemption

Following HMRC's consultation on lowering the threshold for exemption from the UK’s transfer pricing rules, if the changes are implemented as proposed, medium sized businesses must comply with the transfer pricing rules; this may mean introducing charges between companies, or revising those currently in place. Read more here...

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Changes to UK company size thresholds

The Companies (Accounts and Reports) (Amendment and Transitional Provision) Regulations 2024, laid before Parliament in December 2024, will come into force on 6 April 2025, introducing changes to the UK company size thresholds. Read more about the changes here...

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HMRC CJRS compliance review Update

It would be a mistake to think we have heard the last of CJRS. The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, is reportedly looking to recover billions in Government funds lost to Covid-related fraud. Read more about how organisations can prepare for a compliance check in our latest blog...

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