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With over 22 years Accountancy experience, you can be sure that your finances are in good hands at A M Wyatt & Co

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Keeping accurate records and the necessary paperwork or proof is a vital part of running a business.
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Repaying the capital (the amount borrowed) of a business loan can’t be considered a business cost for tax purposes in the same way as your running costs, such as business rent, bills, and staff pay.

Please read our blog post for more information: https://t.co/uJdE7lCmlO

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A great accountant can offer assistance with not only your tax, VAT and any other dealings with HMRC, they can also give you the benefit of their experience working with numerous different businesses and can offer useful insights for your company.

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A business loan can, in theory, be used to pay a tax or VAT bill. However, this won’t be a suitable option for every business or the right choice in every situation. It’s recommended that you consult an experienced accountant before taking out a business loan

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The money you receive as a business loan is not taxable in the UK, as the money is borrowed, rather than profit directly generated by your company.

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Many businesses use loans from a lender to help with company growth, major purchases or new endeavours. Business loans will always need to be repaid over a set period of time, along with the interest required.

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If you’re doing your own bookkeeping, some small businesses tend to leave things until the last minute before updating records, making it a more stressful, time-consuming and challenging task than updating as you go.
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Creating a list of essential year-end tasks, deadlines, and dates for when you need to have certain information for your accountant can be a great way to keep on top of your accounts. They can advise when they need specific things, you may need to set time aside to make it happen

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The end of the financial year can be challenging for many small businesses. Making sure you meet all of the necessary deadlines and have all the needed financial data can feel a bit overwhelming.

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Become a financial Jedi this May the 4th with our top tips for your end-of-year finances!
For more information, please read our latest blog: https://t.co/YCT7wFaXr7

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Did you know you can file it as soon as the tax year ends and get your tax calculation there and then?

For example, for the 2023/24 tax year, which ended on April 5th 2024, you can file your return from April 6th 2024.

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Along with the new rates for employees of different ages, the National Living Wage will start to encompass more employees, with it being extended to those aged 21 and over from 1 April 2024, when it previously applied only to those over the age of 23.

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Today, the new tax year begins! We help provide tax support to businesses all year round! If you need help with your taxes please visit our website for more information: https://t.co/CtH50SunfJ

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Are you unsure about the new minimum and national living wage that came into play on the 1st of April? Read our latest article to find out more information:https://t.co/N4WG1vTMUp

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We would like to wish you a Hoppy Easter!

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There are many steps you need to take to make sure you're prepared for the wage rates to change on the 1st of April. To find out what you need to do, please read our latest blog post: https://t.co/N4WG1vTMUp

#livingwage #minimumwage #accounting

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It’s important for employers to note that National Minimum Wage and the National Living Wage rates increase on 1st April 2024, so they’ll need to ensure that the business and payroll is ready for this change.

Read our latest blog for more information https://t.co/N4WG1vTMUp

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On the 1st of April, the minimum wage will increase.

The top rate will also apply to everyone aged 21 and over rather than 23+, as is currently the case.

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Did you know that in 2020, 700,000 taxpayers left their self-assessment return until deadline day, and more than 25,000 people left it until the final hour before filing?

We have looked at why you should file your self-assessment return: https://t.co/P2CXkP7SQq

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If you’re self-employed, sorting out your annual self-assessment return may well be something that you put off for as long as possible. If this sounds like you, you’re not alone!

Take a look at our blog to find out why: https://t.co/P2CXkP7SQq

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