24/12/2021
🎅 Merry Christmas to all our wonderful clients !!
We hope you and your loved ones stay safe and healthy and the new year brings you all you wish for.
January is going to be a really busy time, so those with outstanding Tax Returns could we please have your information as soon as possible.
Qe reopen 4th January. In the meantime thank you for all your support and custom
Katy, Richard and the team 🎄 🌟 🎁
21/03/2019
No wonder she's smiling...
Lorraine Kelly wins £1.2m tax bill case
HMRC claimed she was employed by ITV, but the judge ruled that Kelly's TV persona is a daily performance.
24/02/2019
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-47343828
Tax return penalty letters are delayed
Tax experts warn people could be hit by higher fines over the late warnings.
26/10/2018
£200k fine for ripping staff off pensions and it only saved the company £3k
Recruiter bosses posed as staff to stop workers getting pensions
Senior staff at Workchain a national recruitment agency impersonated their temporary workers to opt them out of their workplace pension scheme
26/10/2018
Help is out there
Childcare Choices from GOV.UK
All about Government help with childcare costs, including 15 to 30 hours free childcare, Tax-Free Childcare, tax credits, Universal Credit, vouchers and support while you study
01/04/2018
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US.... 34 YEARS OLD TODAY YAY X
09/02/2018
https://m.facebook.com/nottspolice/photos/a.161698310534010.25250.148951265142048/2100374323333056/?type=3
Advice: Be wary of HMRC bogus calls
We had two reports yesterday (Thursday 8 February 2018) from people who'd been contacted by HMRC saying they owe money and that if they didn't pay, an arrest warrant would be circulated.
Luckily the victims were suspicious and didn't pay anything but reported it to us instead.
Please be vigilant against these kind of scams and alert your elderly and vulnerable loved ones too.
HMRC would never call you up out of the blue on this issue. They certainly wouldn't threaten you with arrest.
If it was legitimate, there wouldn't be the urgency for you to pay them then and then.
If you get a call like this, please don't pay anything upfront. Take steps to verify the caller, ask if you can phone them back on a known number, for example or request proof in writing. If you're unsure, you can always contact HMRC and ask their advice or call us on 101.
Always report any scams to Action Fraud on 0300 123 2040.