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TaxTalk – July 2022
Welcome to the July 2022 edition of TaxTalk.
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Landlords and self-employed businesses – getting ready for Making Tax Digital
Sole traders and many landlords will need to move to quarterly digital reporting from April 2024. Find out how to prepare yourself for Making Tax Digital (MTD)
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Non-UK tax resident sportspersons and entertainers – the UK tax position
The pressure on sport stars and performers is intense, and it isn’t just their performance or prize money that’s taxable in the UK. Phil Clayton explains.
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ESG – the future of reporting
Government climate change targets are obliging companies to adopt more sustainable practices. We offer advice on how best to communicate these to your key stakeholders.
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Xpath Nexus – Global Mobility Key Trends
PKF joins forces with Xpath Global to present you: Global Mobility Key Trends.
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Deal alert: Psych Capital Plc
We are delighted to have supported Psych Capital Plc on their admission to the Aquis Stock Exchange Growth Market.
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Withdrawal of non-digital P11D submission tool
HMRC has confirmed that it has decommissioned the non-digital end of year expenses and benefits service for small businesses, withdrawing the interactive PDF form.
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Key dates/deadlines for Q3 July-September 2022
Deadlines, forthcoming events and other useful information.
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Change to the Advisory Fuel Rates from 1 June 2022
Understand the changes to the Advisory Fuel Rates applied to employees using a company car for business or private travel.
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A year like no other in the world of NICs
2022/23 is set to be a year like no other in the usually predictable, some may even say mundane, world of National Insurance Contributions (NICs).
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Does your newly introduced “Hybrid Working” policy need to be updated already?
The era of “Hybrid Working” is still a new concept for many businesses that are refining a policy that works for the company as well as their employees.
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Global Indirect Taxes Series
This webinar covers an update on customs requirements both within Europe and globally and the impact of recent events on existing supply chains and additional costs.
