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Provide us your timesheet
We’ll email you at the end of each pay period for the pay details of your employees have worked. You send us your timesheet with all pay details to us by email or on online portal.
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We request your documents
We’ll ask you to send us your documents. If you have selected cloud service, you can upload your documents on online portal. If you have selected manual service, you can send your documents via email or by secure post on a monthly, quarterly or yearly basis.
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We send you a reminder
We'll let you know when your VAT returns are due and ask for your bookkeeping records. We can also do your bookkeeping if you required.
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We send you a reminder
We'll let you know when your Self-Assessment is due and ask for your income records. If you are sole trader, we can do bookkeeping for you as well.
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We submit your Tax Return
Once we've received your approval, we'll submit your Self-assessment Tax Return to HMRC. Job done!
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We process and send you payslips
We’ll process your payroll, then send out payslips and summary reports of how much to pay your employees, HMRC and pension company.
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We update your bookkeeping records
Your documents are diligently entered into bookkeeping software with accuracy, efficiently and quickly.
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Complеting your VAT rеturn is our rеsponsibility.
Oncе your rеturns arе finalizеd, thеy will undеrgo a thorough doublе-chеck to еnsurе accuracy.
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We complete your Self-assessment Tax Return
We will prepare your Tax return in no time and will review with you. Our tax expert will review and provide you tax saving tips.
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We submit your RTI return to HMRC
Once we’ve received your approval, we’ll submit your RTI return to HMRC. We can even distribute payslip to your employee directly in to their inbox.
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You stay in control of your finances
Your business records will be updated on timely manner to produce accurate real time information for you. You can monitor your business performance on regular basis.
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Wе handlе thе submission of your VAT rеturn.
With your approval, wе will swiftly forward your MTD-compliant VAT rеturn to HMRC. Objеctivе attainеd!
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(Scotland)
Dividend Allowance
Dividend is the amount of profits by an organisation to their investors/shareholders. Any amounts undistributed is then re-invested into the business.
- The 2021/22 tax year remains the same at £2,000 tax free dividend allowance. However, threshold amounts have changed in line with income tax.
- Basic rate taxpayers (20% tax rate) pay an additional 7.5% on dividends.
- Higher rate taxpayers in the 41% tax rate pay 32.5% on dividends.
- Additional rate taxpayers pay 38.1%
Benefits in Kind
There were previous arrangements for changes to benefits in kind tax rates in the new 2021/22 tax year. After 5th April 2020 benefits to registered cars will be increased by 1%, However, there will be no increase to electric cars. Predictions show that by the 2022/23 tax year, there will be a 2% increase to benefits in kind on company cars.
Student loans
The department of education has confirmed that from 6th April 2021, there will be changes in the threshold earnings before you repay your student loan. This will apply to current and future student loans where the individual meets the threshold requirements. Therefore, it is important payroll providers are aware of the employees who make student loan repayments so there correct deductions can be made.
- Plan 1 loans will increase to £19,895 from £19,390
- Plan 2 loans will increase to £27,295 from £26,575
- Plan 4 loans which are being introduced for new and existing Scottish loans will be changed from their existing plan 1 to Plan 4.
Recovery Loan Scheme
The recovery loan scheme will provide lenders an 80% guarantee on eligible loans between £25,000 – £10million. The scheme is open to all businesses who have received support during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The coronavirus business interruption loan scheme (CBILS) will end as of 31st March 2021 before the new tax year.
Written by Abi Raji
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One comment
Mark
09/09/2022 at 10:40 pm
Thanks for your blog, nice to read. Do not stop.