How to register for VAT in the UK
This articles answers your questions related to registering your company for VAT in the UK.
News for entrepreneurs regarding income tax return 2016
Earlier this year the Swedish Tax Agency sent out a notice to companies registered in Sweden about this year’s income tax return.
Estonia has the most competitive tax system in the OECD
Tax Foundation has announced that Estonia has the best tax code in the industrialized world.
Dividend taxation changed from 6 April
Under the new rules the first £5,000 of dividends in each tax year from 6 April to 5 April the following year will be tax-free.
HMRC has issued Brief 4/2016 entitled VAT MOSS
The brief outlines the simplifications available to businesses trading below the UK’s VAT registration threshold.
2016 budget delivered
George Osborne delivered his eighth budget as the Chancellor this year. The focus will be on long-term stability.
Managing permanent establishment risk
Permanent establishment audits are trending amongst tax authorities, creating disputes and uncertainty for taxpayers.
Tax relief attracts Swedish companies abroad
The Swedish Supreme Court has taken up a case concerning a 63-year-old accountant who, through a limited company registered in the UK has helped other Swedish companies abroad to post revenues and expenses. However later the clients’ accounts were audited, several of them were convicted for economic crimes and accounting fraud in Sweden. The accountant…
Changes to how dividends are taxed 2016
April 2016 will bring about changes to how dividends are taxed. Dividends are annual cash payments made to holders of certain shares, which provide a vital source of income to many pensioners that rely on savings in retirement – many pick shares solely based on their dividend payouts. With the new system the current Dividend…
Tax changes in Estonia 2025
The Estonian Parliament passed the Social Tax, Income Tax and other Acts Amendment Act On 15 June 2015. The Act comes into force in stages. The first amendments come into force on 01.01.2016. The main tax amendments The social tax rate will reduce. The social tax will be 32.5 % instead of the current 33…