Autumn Statement 17 November 2022
November 18, 2022
This was the third fiscal statement this year and the third different chancellor to deliver it. We have had four Chancellors in the UK this year, but Chancellor three of the year, Nadeem Zahawi, didn’t get the opportunity to deliver a fiscal statement at all.
Jeremy Huntâ€...
Spring Budget 2020
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“Getting it done” was the constant refrain of Chancellor Rishi Sunak during his first Budget, delivered on 11 March 2020. An ironic phrase given this budget was originally scheduled for November 2019. The original Budget being delayed by the election. Of course, that ori...
Company cars - Electric vehicle opportunity
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Our general advice on company cars has been to avoid them. When you are the owner/manager of a business the personal tax and National Insurance costs far outweigh any benefit and it made no financial sense to have a company car.
Well that advice is changing, but only if...
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