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accountancy for business growth blog by balance accountants blog contact us about balance « older home loading newer » less more trim untrim « older changes to taxation of dividends published on july 13, 2015 in tax . 0 comments tags: dividends , personal allowance , tax , tax credit , tax free , taxation . in the recent budget, the chancellor announced that from 6 april 2016 there will no longer be a national tax credit associated with dividends received and the following rates will apply after a £5,000 tax free dividend allowance: basic rate taxpayers – 7 ½% higher rate taxpayers – 32 ½% additional rate taxpayers – 38.1% this will mean that from 2016/17 individuals will be able to receive up to £17,000 tax free: personal allowance £11,000 tax free interest £1,000 tax free dividends £5,000 impact of changes to dividend taxation on family companies a common strategy that we often advise to family company director/shareholders is that they extract profits from their company by way of dividends instead of paying themselves a salary. this is because there are no national insurance contributions on dividend payments and where the dividend income falls within the basic rate band (up to £42,385 for 2015/16) there is currently no income tax on dividends. where both husband and wife are directors and shareholders they will be able to pay themselves a salary of £11,000 each and then dividends of £5,000 each tax free. however the next £27,000 of dividends up to the new £43,000 higher rate threshold would be taxed at 7 ½ % resulting in income tax of £2,025 each being payable for 2016/17. under the current rules there would be no tax on such dividends up to £42,385. this is a significant change to the taxation of dividends and clearly makes them less attractive than previously. from april 2016 more consideration may have to be given to the choice between paying salary or dividend to owner managers!!!! 25% off first year’s fees at balance published on july 1, 2015 in marketing . 0 comments tags: accountancy , accounts. huddersfield , balance , deal , fees , leeds , offer . we love the sun here at balance, and we are embracing it by offering a huge 25% off first your year’s fees if the temperature stays above 20 degrees for the rest of the week. all you have to do is retweet and follow balance then tweet at us with the word #sun. you will then be contacted to meet up for a chat. staff clothes published on june 16, 2015 in tax and vat . 0 comments tags: accountancy , business , payroll , reclaim , staff clothes , tax , vat . if you provide clothes for your staff to wear at work you need to be aware of the tax and vat implications which may vary according to the items provided. where the items provided constitute a uniform or protective clothing which is needed to perform the job, the cost is tax deductible for the business and the vat can be reclaimed . there is no taxable benefit in kind for the employee. if the clothes are not considered to be a “uniform” and can’t qualify as protective clothing, the tax treatment depends on whether the employees are permitted to keep the items. where ownership of the items effectively passes to the employee you should generally treat the provision of the clothes as a sale at cost price, in which case you must account for vat as if the clothing items had been sold at the cost to you. this can apply when sales staff in a clothing store are given clothes to wear from the store’s range, and are not required to return those clothes if they leave the company’s employment. the value of the clothes provided may also be a taxable benefit for the employee, which needs to be accounted for either on the annual form p11d or as part of a payroll settlement agreement (psa). where the value of the items provided to any one employee is less than £50 in the tax year, the provision can be treated as a business gift by the employer. in this case the employer does not treat the value of the clothes as a sale. the taxman may also agree that the value of the clothes is a trivial benefit which is not taxable on the employee. however, it is best to establish this position with the tax office in advance. we can help you with that. hmrc continue to pursue online traders published on june 8, 2015 in tax . 0 comments tags: hmrc , online , tax . hmrc are continuing their campaign against online traders. there is now more urgency for online traders to get their tax affairs in order as hmrc wields its expanded powers to get user information from online marketplaces like amazon, gumtree, ebay and etsy. the clampdown is a continuance of the e-marketplace campaign which originally started in 2012, initially running between march and september of that year. according to hmrc’s press office, the initial correspondence sent to traders was to inform them of the campaign and were “educational”. the new crackdown was launched on the back of extensive new powers introduced last year enabling hmrc to download people’s account information. it has been reported that the websites in question “are being forced to hand over customer account details, including their selling activity, as part of the taxman’s legal powers that were extended last year”. hmrc haven’t stated what the threshold is where an online seller becomes an online trader. and some of the 14,000 targeted thus far had made as little as £100 profit online. according to hmrc, “anyone just selling the occasional item has nothing to worry about. this is about making sure on-line traders pay the right tax – wealthy or otherwise.“ a hmrc spokesperson went on to confirm that those continuing to avoid the revenue’s overtures, could face penalties and that the taxman “will determine the amount of tax due based on the information we have available”. the campaign has had some notable successes, with one ebay seller who turned over an undeclared £1.4m in six years handed a two year prison sentence. lump sum withdrawals from pension funds – quirks of the new legislation published on june 8, 2015 in tax . 0 comments tags: balance payroll services , business , huddersfield , payroll , pension fund . the new pension fund rules which became operative from 6 th april this year allow you to withdraw all or part of your pension pot in a lump sum. however, beware that if the pension provider does not have a current tax code (or p45) then you will end up having tax deducted from the lump sum at the emergency (month 1) tax rate. this could result in excessive income tax being deducted and the overpayment will only be rectified at the following 5 th april when hmrc reconcile your paye. for example—you have annual taxable income of say £15,000 and you decide to withdraw a lump sum of £20,000 from your pension. the first 25% of the lump sum will be tax free (providing you haven’t already drawn all or part of your 25% tax free amount) and you would expect that there would be income tax of 20% deducted from the remaining £15,000 amounting to £3,000. however, if the emergency tax rate has to be applied then tax of £5,995 will be deducted. so you end up with £2,995 less than expected—ouch! fortunately it is possible to obtain an early refund and hmrc have introduced a number of forms to use, depending upon the exact circumstances involved : form p50z if you have withdrawn all of your pension pot in one go and have no other paye or pension income other than the state pension. form p53z if you have chosen to withdraw all of your pension pot in one go and you do have other paye or pension income. form p55 if you have taken a lump sum payment which doesn’t use up all of your pension pot. here at balance accountants we understand how the new pension rules work —they can be a bit complicated –but if you need our help regarding overpaid tax then contact us and we will be happy to help. how can you work less, beat your competition and unlock greater profits in your business published on june 1, 2015 in marketing . 0 comments tags: 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