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Name: Swindells Chartered Accountants
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What is your company’s tax strategy for 2019/20?

Does your business have a tax plan or strategy for the coming year? Are you sure that you’re claiming everything available to you and that your business is structured in the most tax efficient way possible? This article will discuss the strategies that you might be able to use to implement the most tax efficient decisions for your business.

Making the most of all of your tax allowances (PODCAST)

Ensuring you are making the most of all of your tax allowances within a fiendishly complex overall tax system is always a challenge. Hence why in our latest podcast, we are talking with Robin Stevenson (Head of Private Clients at Swindells Accounting) about how to make sure you’re maximising all of your available tax allowances in the run up to the end of the 2018/2019 Tax Year.

Robin Stevenson on Making Tax Digital

I attended a function a few weeks ago and was asked what I do for a living. Usually I have a couple of answers ready depending on who is asking, and not wanting to make them wish they didn’t ask I gave my most nondescript answer… I am a tax accountant.

Making Tax Digital – are you compliant?

Making Tax Digital will become a reality in 2019, after a series of delays and debates. From the 1st of April many businesses will have to comply with new processes. In a series of changes to the tax system, HMRC is hoping to bring about a more efficient, effective and easier process for businesses and individuals.

Business trends for 2019 – What’s coming up?

2018 has been a tumultuous year both politically and economically. The steam train of technology is hurtling down the tracks, contributing to a more modern, online and savvy consumer while businesses are trying to keep up to stay ahead of the competition.

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Brexit Impact on Small Businesses

A survey by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has revealed that only one in seven, or (14%) of small businesses have started planning for a no deal Brexit. Here are a few thoughts and examples covering what some businesses are implementing to mitigate risks.