Jane's Accounting Services

17/09/2025

If you are a small business or a landlord, it's time to prepare! Making Tax Digital for Income Tax rolls out in April 2026. Get the details on how this affects you and what steps to take next: https://wix.to/j6P0JHk

If you are a small business, or landlord listen up! Making Tax Digital for Income Tax comes into effect from April 2026 so it's really important to understand what this means for you and how to prepare.Here's what you need to know...What is Making Tax Digital (MTD)?Making Tax Digital is the Governme...

05/02/2025

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04/02/2024

Every limited company must file annual accounts and a confirmation statement with Companies House every year.

This information is then made available to the public on the company register.

Find out how this information is used by credit reference agencies and how filing late - or not filing at all - can affect your business: https://companieshouse.blog.gov.uk/2023/09/20/why-filing-your-information-on-time-with-companies-house-is-important/

01/01/2024

01/01/2023

Happy New Year!
My heartfelt thanks to everyone who has supported my small business this last year. I wish you all health, happiness and prosperity. Small business rocks!

24/12/2022

23/09/2022

Here's the link to 'The Growth Plan', or budget which was announced today.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-growth-plan-2022-documents/the-growth-plan-2022-html

Key points for small businesses and individuals:
- Energy price caps (already announced)
- Reversal of the increases in National Insurance rates brought in earlier this year (effective November)
- The planned Health and Social Care levy is cancelled
- Reversal of the increases in Dividend tax rates brought in earlier this year (effective April 2023)
- Basic rate of income tax drops to 19% from April 2023
- The additional rate of income tax for the highest earners is removed from April 2023
- The planned increase in corporation tax is cancelled
- Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) threshold increased to £250k with immediate effect (£425k for first time buyers)
- IR35 reforms repealed from April 2023 (meaning workers will regain responsibility to determine their employment status)
- The Annual Investment Allowance is permanently set to £1m from April 2023
- The Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) limits increased from April 2023
- Introduction of 'Investment Zones' with tax incentives

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23/09/2022

The mini-budget today looks set to be anything but 'mini', with significant tax cuts and growth measures already largely pre-announced. Politics aside, reversal of the national insurance increase is going to cause a significant headache for anyone running a payroll. I'm hoping for a little more consistency and joined-up thinking when it comes to tax strategy. This 'hokey-cokey' of taxes in and out is chaotic.