David Howard Blog

It is very common in the UK now for couples to move in together but keep the individual properties they previously lived in to rent out. Changes around Capital Gains Tax in the 2018 budget,...

Are you finding it difficult to keep on top of your accountancy obligations? Unable to free up time for the scheduled appointments your current accountant insists on? Finding that your current...

The latest MTD policy update released by HMRC has announced that it is now possible for a supplier statement to be used when recording expenses for VAT purposes. This is an excellent step towards...

With a plethora of tax service companies available these days, it can be an overwhelming process trying to choose the right provider to address all of your specific personal and business needs. In...

This blog post takes a brief look at some of the new accounting software on the market and forthcoming 2019 accounts legislation changes. A number of exciting legislative changes are in...

In an effort to tackle VAT fraud in the construction industry, a domestic reverse charge will come into effect in October 2019. This means that buyers will become responsible for applying VAT to...

The government's Making Tax Digital service will soon affect individual tax returns and corporation tax returns and is due to impact on most business VAT returns from April 1st 2019. If you aren't...

Staff across many fast food businesses could be making mistakes in how they charge customers for food they’re ordering. The problem isn’t about charging for a large packet of crisps or a small...

The UK government announced in November 2018 that a digital services tax will be introduced in the year 2020. A consultation process is currently underway to identify stakeholder concerns and...

The requirement for digital VAT returns becomes effective from April 2019 and many of our clients have been in touch to discuss the kind of digital tax software they'll need to comply with the new...