Tips & Advice Tax
Navigating tax laws can be complex, but this essential newsletter makes it easy. Whether you’re a business owner, accountant, or finance professional, our newsletter delivers clear, actionable insights to help you reduce your tax bill, make smarter financial decisions and increase profitability, all whilst staying on the right side of HMRC.
Plus, with access to ready-to-use documents, tools and calculators, and l source materials, applying our strategies has never been easier. Get the advice you need, exactly when you need it.
| Type of product | Newsletter |
|---|---|
| Availability | In stock |
| Publisher | Lefebvre UK |
04.09.2025
In the this issue you'll find advice on...
Will HMRC demand more tax on savings?
According to recent media reports, the government is taking draconian steps to collect extra tax from your savings income. If this is correct, how might it affect you?
Tax trap when renting to relatives
Your cousin is in financial difficulties and has nowhere to live. One of the properties you let is vacant and you’ve offered it to him as a temporary home. You’ll only charge him a minimal rent. How might this negatively affect your tax position?
Maximise tax relief for bad debts
You’re sending your financial records to your accountant so that they can prepare your annual accounts. It’s been a difficult year with many customers paying late or not at all. What steps can you take to ensure a tax deduction for these bad debts?
Can paying interest to your company save tax?
You recently borrowed a substantial sum of money from your company rather than take extra salary or dividends. Your bookkeeper says it might be more tax efficient if your company charged you interest. This sounds counter-intuitive but is it correct?
Speedy tax relief for company cars
If your sole trader or partnership business provides cars to one or more of its employees, it can take decades to obtain full tax relief for the cost of the vehicles. How can one simple step reduce this to only a few years?
How long does a capital loss last?
You’ve made a large capital gain from a recent sale. Capital losses can reduce the amount on which you have to pay tax but the losses you have date back decades and weren’t reported to HMRC. Is it too late to claim tax relief for them?