We are here and listening to the budget live. Agent Impact Capital Gains tax for basic rate tax payers has increased from 10% to 18% and higher rate tax payers from 20% to 24% which will mean if you...
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Autumn Budget 2024: What Property Investors and Developers Should Expect As the 30 October 2024 Budget approaches, speculation is mounting around potential tax changes, many of which could significantly impact the property industry. Here’s a quick breakdown of what...
Wouldn’t You Like To Be Paying Less Tax? At LoftyAccounting, we do our utmost to keep our property management clients informed and empowered about the latest insights in accountancy and tax services. Here are some simple yet valuable facts...
The UK government is tightening rules to prevent money laundering through fake identities in company registrations. New amendments to the Companies Act 2006 require strict identity checks for anyone setting up, running, or controlling companies. These changes aim to...
Megan Stacey, our Director of Accounting, sat down with us to talk about her work, the recent changes she has noticed in property management accounting, and a little about herself. Can you tell us a bit about your background...
Today’s fast-paced business environment means robust and efficient accounting software is crucial for success. At LoftyAccounting, we understand the importance of leveraging technology to streamline your financial processes. That’s why we proudly recommend Xero, a leading cloud-based accounting software,...
Have You Overpaid Stamp Duty? Here’s How to Claim a Refund: Eligibility Criteria for Stamp Duty Refunds It’s important to know when you can claim a stamp duty refund, as HMRC has specific rules and not all property purchases...
Starting June 1, 2024, HM Revenue and Customs is abolishing the Multiple Dwellings Relief (MDR) in Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT). MDR was a discount given to those buying multiple properties. It allowed buyers to pay tax based on...
When it comes to financial reporting for limited companies, choosing the right framework is crucial. In the UK, companies often decide between FRS 102 Section 1A and FRS 105. Understanding the differences and implications of each standard can help...
HMRC has made an unexpected decision: despite the base interest rate climbing to 5.25%, they have chosen to keep the official rate of interest (ORI) for director’s loans steady at 2.25%. This departure from their usual practice of adjusting...