Helen Clayton

Join the ICAEW Midlands small practice insight group discussion on 9 July, where topics will include: - Possible tax changes to come post General Election. - Should new businesses trade as unincorporated or as limited companies – what are the pros and cons? - Preparing for compulsory payrolling of benefits in kind - How do we keep on top of our communications from clients? 

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This week is mental health awareness week. Our clients' mental health is at the heart of everything we do here at NHD Tax Solutions Ltd and this shared value is one of the reasons why our team work so well together. An email to me from a potential client during the past couple of weeks included the following sentence: "I have been very impressed with you, not just your professional knowledge and experience, but your thoroughness, and kindness too". Receiving this feedback made me very happy because this is exactly the impression I try to give. I have conversations on a weekly, at times daily basis, with individuals dealing with a once in a lifetime, often traumatic HMRC issue. This is normal for me but it is not normal for the taxpayers concerned and my role is to spend as long as needed to help the individual share information with me that they may not yet have shared with anyone else, not even their close family. I gather all of the information I need to propose a way forward and offer plenty of reassurance along the way. Taxpayers requiring support with a tax dispute all have a unique story and all of our clients receive a tailor made strategy and our way of working, communicating and meeting with our clients fits around their needs. Those with a tax dispute may or may not have made mistakes in the past. One thing many of my client's have in common is that they want to put things right and I therefore do my very best to help them with that and to achieve the right result with HMRC.

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📣 Our 23 April R&D tax disputes webinar recording and other tax updates available from our monthly OTOT news roundup. #taxupdates #innovation #rdtaxcredits

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Yet more Umbrella companies named as tax avoidance schemes. If you are involved with an umbrella company contact us for advice on what action you should take. #tax #accountants #umbrella #umbrellacompany #MHA #weareMHA #taxavoidance

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See below our May Newswire with all the Business News you need to know and Key Dates for your Diary #sme #P11D #incometax #HMRC #HICBC #ITSA #DBT #business #businessnews #keydates

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Becoming a credentialed R&D tax adviser just got easier! Check out the new CPD options for 2024. Relevant and verifiable CPD available for all. Your feedback is valuable to help enhance our future training. Visit the link for more details. #RDTaxRelief #CPD #Training #FeedbackWelcome

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Making use of your inheritance tax allowances: There are various allowances and exemptions for IHT which allow you to make lifetime gifts without them counting as part of your estate for IHT purposes. Read this article to find out how you can take advantage of these. #PersonalFinance

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HMRC is the most common creditor for UK businesses and it’s easy to see why. When faced with a cash flow crunch, rather than not paying key suppliers that your business relies on, the easier option might be to delay a VAT or PAYE payment to HMRC. However, HMRC has enforcement powers that go beyond that of other creditors, which makes building up PAYE and VAT arrears a risky situation to be in. If you have VAT and PAYE arrears, you need to act quickly to get things back on track. Here’s some advice from our insolvency practitioners. https://lnkd.in/eR_xmfnP

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HMRC is the most common creditor for UK businesses and it’s easy to see why. When faced with a cash flow crunch, rather than not paying key suppliers that your business relies on, the easier option might be to delay a VAT or PAYE payment to HMRC. However, HMRC has enforcement powers that go beyond that of other creditors, which makes building up PAYE and VAT arrears a risky situation to be in. If you have VAT and PAYE arrears, you need to act quickly to get things back on track. Here’s some advice from our insolvency practitioners. https://lnkd.in/ei8JZWCn

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HMRC is the most common creditor for UK businesses and it’s easy to see why. When faced with a cash flow crunch, rather than not paying key suppliers that your business relies on, the easier option might be to delay a VAT or PAYE payment to HMRC. However, HMRC has enforcement powers that go beyond that of other creditors, which makes building up PAYE and VAT arrears a risky situation to be in. If you have VAT and PAYE arrears, you need to act quickly to get things back on track. Here’s some advice from our insolvency practitioners. https://lnkd.in/ewbfmSKP

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HMRC is the most common creditor for UK businesses and it’s easy to see why. When faced with a cash flow crunch, rather than not paying key suppliers that your business relies on, the easier option might be to delay a VAT or PAYE payment to HMRC. However, HMRC has enforcement powers that go beyond that of other creditors, which makes building up PAYE and VAT arrears a risky situation to be in. If you have VAT and PAYE arrears, you need to act quickly to get things back on track. Here’s some advice from our insolvency practitioners. https://lnkd.in/enSPgyr4

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