We’ve created an easy-to-read tax table that outlines the tax thresholds for 2024/25, following the Spring Budget on 6th March 2024.
Spring Budget 2024
Today, Jeremy Hunt has delivered the Spring Budget to parliament, addressing how the government will continue to help grow the UK economy.
National Wage Increase – April 2024
The National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage will increase in the UK from 1st April 2024. Be prepared and organise your accounts and payroll now, to ensure you are not caught out at the last minute.
March Deadlines For Your Business 2024
Please see below deadlines for your business this month. It’s important to note that the Spring Budget 2024 is due on 6th March, with potential announcements that could affect your business.
February Deadlines For Your Business
Please see below deadlines for your business this month.
Self Assessment Due – Submit & Pay To Avoid Fines
The countdown to complete your tax return online is looming. The deadline to submit and pay the tax you owe for the financial year 2022/2023 is 11:59pm on Wednesday 31st January 2024. Read on for more information.
National Insurance Contributions Cut – January 2024
From 6th January 2024, the main rate of National Insurance Contributions (NICs) paid by employees will change. There will also be changes to self employment contributions later in the year.
January Deadlines For Your Business
Please see below deadlines for your business this month. 7th January 31st January If you need help with any of the above, including filing tax returns, please contact the team at James & Uzzell now to see how we can help.
December Deadlines For Your Business
Please see below deadlines for your business this month. 7th December 19th December 30th December If you need help with any of the above, including filing tax returns, please contact the team at James & Uzzell now to see how we can help.
Autumn Budget 2023
Jeremy Hunt has delivered the much anticipated Autumn Budget to parliament, addressing how the government will put the economy back on track. The key priorities set out by the Chancellor include avoiding big government spend, and cutting tax. By reducing debt and borrowing, the Government can control inflation better, which can impact mortgage rates and […]