Business

Name: Swindells Chartered Accountants
Address: Wilson House, 48 Brooklyn Road, Seaford, East Sussex, BN25 2DX
Price range: ££

HMRC and your Cryptoasset capital gains tax position

There is no specific Bitcoin tax or cryptocurrency tax in the UK. Instead, your cryptoassets will either be subject to capital gains tax or income tax. If you have engaged in any of the activities above you may be liable for capital gains tax. If you are earning cryptoassets through activities such as mining you may be liable to declare this as income tax.

Why Iberian Lighting Choose Swindells

Founded in Croydon in 1963 Iberian Lighting produce wide range of lighting products for the retail, hospitality and domestic marketplace. Following the retirement of the founder in 2003; Les Allitt has carried the company forward. In their 15,000 square foot factory and offices based in Hastings; Iberian Lighting have a strong team of creative designers & engineers.

Why award winning architectural lighting designer Susan Lake chooses Swindells

“I’ve worked with Swindells and Robert for over 6 years, from when I first started my company (Susan Lake Lighting Design) in Jan 2016, when I moved down to Sussex from London. They’ve filed my corporate tax accounts and managed my payroll ever since.”

Support schemes available for businesses in 2022

Even though the government did not introduce new Covid restrictions in the UK, the Chancellor announced measures in December to help the hospitality, leisure and tourism industry. This article will outline the help available to qualifying businesses.

What can businesses learn from COP 26

As part of the journey to reduce carbon emissions, your business may face harsh realities where carbon audits reveal much more than direct operational and logistical emissions. The UK has pledged to reach net zero by 2050, putting pressure on businesses to improve their operations. This article will outline learnings from COP 26 for businesses and actions you can take to reduce your digital carbon footprint.

Full customs controls from 1 January 2022

From 1 January 2022, you are no longer able to delay making import customs declarations under the Staged Customs Controls rules that have applied throughout 2021.