Did anything happen to make the world smile in February? Absolutely – unless you were waiting in the queue at Kentucky Fried Chicken where, sadly, the bargain bucket was replaced by the empty bucket.
We all have bucket lists of one form or another and high up on a lot of people’s lists are various travel experiences.
The flexibility and the tax charges that apply to benefits paid on the death of a pension scheme member changed with effect from 6 April 2015
Talking about money with your parents can be difficult. However, these conversations can also be some of the most important ones you will have with those you love.
With markets around the world continuing to prove unpredictable as momentous financial and political events continue to unfold, it’s perhaps not a surprise that investors are increasingly concerned about when the ‘best time’ for them to invest might be.
Banks have contacted customers to inform them that information can be securely shared with other firms if the customer gives permission.
Whether you’re someone who prides themselves on having their accounts in order every year, or you’ve just had yet another last-minute scramble to submit your tax return before the deadline at the end of January, the start of a new calendar year is a great time to review your books and ensure they’re all in order for the twelve months ahead.
The new year has brought with it reports of another victory for taxpayers in a mixed supply case. The case involves the VAT liable on membership fees paid to Harley-Davidson Europe Ltd by members of the Harley Owners Group (HOG).
Those in the financial sector continue to warn against Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a sound investment.
Pensions information and advice which employers provide to their employees are unlikely to result in a tax charge on an employee benefit.