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Sestini & Co | on Sat, 12/19/2020 - 19:50 | In
Tax planning and pensions When it comes to company cars, a familiar refrain is that they create more personal tax liability than they save. This is because employees with company cars are liable to pay Benefit in Kind (BiK) tax.
As leader of fast-growing Sestini & Co Group of tax consultancy, accountancy and pensions companies, our managing director, Rachel Sestini, recently gave her views to Financial Accountant magazine and the Total Guide to Bath.
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Sestini & Co | on Mon, 04/06/2020 - 11:03 | In
HMRC,
Self Assessment,
VAT Finding out which measures apply to you can be confusing. That’s why we’ve developed a number of case studies and a flow chart to show which reliefs different business set-ups can claim.
Sestini & Co’s top 9 measures for personal, business and employment from the March 2020 Budget.
Penalties from HMRC can be severe if you deliberately or unwittingly submit tax returns with errors. This blog from Sestini & Co gives useful pointers to get it right.
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Sestini & Co | on Tue, 02/04/2020 - 17:56 | In
HMRC,
Shares Entrepreneurs’ Relief, a tax benefit for those seeking to build a business, came into being in 2008 but is now under threat in the 2020 Budget. Contact us if you’re considering using this tax measure.
If you’re facing a demand from HMRC you don’t agree with or you’d like help with your tax, don’t struggle alone, contact our experts at Sestini & Co.
Having an understanding of the impact of insolvency is useful for you as a company director, whether it affects your company directly or if you are a creditor impacted by a debtor of your company, explains Samantha Hawkins of Hawkins Insolvency.
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Sestini & Co | on Mon, 09/30/2019 - 11:42 | In
Tax planning and pensions If you’re paying tax in both the UK and US and you’re thinking of donating to charity, you need to make sure you’re making the most tax efficient use of your money. Read Sestini & Co’s blog to find out how.
Does Britain need to overhaul the current tax system to more accurately reflect the way people work today and to ensure adequate revenues to sustain public services for the future?
