RSZ Accountancy pride themselves on being an "investment" for their clients. Whether assisting with business systems, advising on bookkeeping software, or advising clients. The aim for every client is looking to use Digital Accounts systems to save Time and Tax. RSZ Accountancy are specialists in helping businesses embrace change to Digital and Cloud based systems, exploring the options with an eye on ROI and the positives it can bring the business. It is very common that our clients see us as an essential part of their business. We try and go above and beyond the traditional Accountant badge by adding value with our services. Of course, we are able to assist in Accounts Preparation, Tax, Bookkeeping, Payroll and Company Formation / Secretarial duties.
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Gemma Addison was kindly invited to watch ITFC today. Unfortunately, it wasn’t the win we hoped for, but she thoroughly enjoyed her girls' day out.
Well, we didn’t get the result we wanted, but wow, what an atmosphere at Portman Road! And can we talk about the coaching going on from us ladies?! 😁 Huge thank you Kerseys Solicitors for the hospitality, such a fun afternoon. Nora Cherneva Nicola Furmston Amanda Erskine Jane Warden (nee Bowen) Edwina Rumsey Louise Rogers
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Are You Scared of HMRC? Do Tax Rules Give You Goosebumps? If tax jargon makes your head spin like a witch on a broomstick and the thought of HMRC lurking in the shadows sends chills down your spine… you’re not alone! Here’s how to make sure your books are boo-tiful 👻 Dust off those deductions: Don’t let unclaimed deductions haunt you! Keep track of your expenses so no ghostly figures are left behind. Beware of tax traps: Some rules are sneakier than a haunted house! Let a professional guide you safely through the hidden twists and turns. 👀 Summon a Specialist: There’s no need to tackle the dark arts of tax alone. Accountants (a.k.a. financial ghostbusters!) are here to help you. So, this Halloween, leave the chills to the horror movies and make sure your taxes are more *treat* than trick! 🎃
Here are the main tax announcements in Labour's first budget in 14 years National Insurance contributions for employers (not employees) will increase by 1.2 percentage points to 15% from April 2025. The point at which employers start paying NI will fall from £9,100 a year to £5,000 a year The lower rate of capital gains tax (CGT) on the sale of assets will increase from 10% to 18%. The higher rate will go from 18% to 24%. CGT on the sale of residential property will also increase from 18% to 24%. The freeze on inheritance tax will continue for a further two years until 2030. This means the first £325,000 can be inherited tax-free, rising to £500,000 if the estate is passed to direct descendants, and £1m if it's passed to a surviving spouse or civil partner. Stamp duty on the purchases of second homes, buy-to-let residential properties, and companies purchasing residential property in England and Northern Ireland, will rise from 3% to 5% from Thursday 31st October 2024
We will be keeping a close watch on the budget to identify and address any potential impacts that could affect our clients
I help individuals and business owners to organise their finances and minimise their tax liabilities.
Well, here we are on the eve of the new Labour budget. Much has been speculated. The working people of the UK await with keen anticipation, though it is still to be determined what changes the government will make and what it's definition of working people will be. At RSZ Accountancy we will be closely monitoring the changes and assessing the impacts for our clients.
Do you have a side hustle selling on platforms like Vinted or Etsy? If so, this is for you👇🏼 The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) has called on HMRC to address a looming tax issue impacting online sellers. LITRG urges HMRC to take proactive steps to inform sellers that they may need to file a tax return and pay taxes on income earned through online trading. Although tax rules have not changed, HMRC will soon have access to more data on individuals earning income via online platforms, allowing them to more accurately identify those with tax liabilities. LITRG warns that these new reporting rules could create confusion for taxpayers when the first reports are sent to both HMRC and sellers in early 2025. The group is advocating for HMRC to improve its guidance for online sellers and provide standardized information, making it easier for them to understand and report earnings by tax year.
It’s been 3 weeks and Oscar Doyle is already fitting in like he’s always been part of the RSZ family! 😊 If you haven’t had the chance yet, make sure to say hi and give him a big welcome. We’re so happy to have him on board! #rszaccountancy #welcomepost #team #accountants #ipswich
Thank you Gary Rupping for the tasty treats 👻 Appreciated by all the team here at RSZ Accountancy!