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Harnett Accountants In London – August Tax Q&A Part 2

Today’s blog from Harnett Accountants in London is part 2 of our August tax Q&A. Please contact us through our website with your question to have it appear in next months tax Q&A! Also you can follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Google+. Additionally, you can keep reading our daily blogs. Tweet   Q. I […]

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Harnett Accountants In London – August Tax Q&A

Today’s blog from Harnett Accountants in London is our August tax Q&A. Please contact us through our website with your question to have it appear in next months tax Q&A! Also you can follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Google+. Additionally, you can keep reading our daily blogs. Tweet Q. Our company is owned jointly […]

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Going Green To Reduce Your Tax Bills – Harnett Accountants Twickenham

Harnett Accountants Twickenham offer this great tax tip to help reduce your tax bills… You may already be aware that you can claim capital allowances on assets purchased such as plant, machinery, and vehicles. This gives you tax relief from the reduction in value of assets by writing off their cost against the taxable income […]

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Tax Taskforces Operating From 2013 Explained By Harnett Accountants Wimbledon

Harnett accountants Wimbledon brings you this information about the tax taskforces which will be operating around the country from April 2013. These are teams of tax investigators who target particular trades in defined geographical areas with one-to-one visits. A typical taskforce team will include specialists to cover the taxes the business pays: VAT, PAYE, and […]

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Interest And Loss Relief Explained By Harnett Accountants Kingston

Harnett Accountants Kingston offer the following advice on changes to loss and interest relief in 2013: A lot of businesses have made significant losses in the current recession and will continue to make losses for a while yet. Where those losses are made outside of a company they can generally be set-off against the entrepreneur’s […]

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Barclays Pension Shortfall Soars By A Further £1.1Bn Despite Moves To Correct The Problem

BARCLAYS HAS SEEN its pensions shortfall shoot up by more than a billion pounds over the last six months, despite paying in £700m to cut the deficit. The bank’s half yearly report, published this month, reveals the deficit on an IAS19 basis grew from £200m to £1.3bn from December to June, Accountancy Age’s sister publication […]

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