Happy New Year.
I hope you all had a good festive break.
The Christmas break is always a good time to recharge the batteries, and reflect on the past year and the future.
2009 was a very tough year and I think many of us in business are very glad to see the back of it. Who really knows what 2010 holds for us? I'd welcome your thoughts.
We have started the year in our usual style: Overweight from Christmas and overworked from the high volume of tax returns that we have to complete.
I hope that 2010 brings you all that you desire.
Best wishes
Chris
Showing posts with label Tax Returns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tax Returns. Show all posts
Friday, 8 January 2010
Thursday, 19 November 2009
Activity
Apologies for not posting anything for over a month. A week's holiday and then a frantic few weeks back, have just not left much time for the blog.
Activity seems to be high at the moment as we move closer towards tax return season. We have grown our business significantly this year, especially on the personal tax side of things, and the workload is now starting to flow.
Most of the team are now fully booked for the remainder of the year with planned work, and as usual January will enevitably be a write off, as we deal with all the late self assessment returns. Dean and Vinny this year decided to impose some time limits on when we receive tax returns. This means that only tax returns received by the 31st October will be guaranteed to have completed returns by Christmas. This has helped to bring many in earlier than normal.
We have also been busy with several large audits. For us this is audit season.
Our other focus this last month has been on Enterprise Investment Schemes and Venture Capital Trusts. These schemes provide significant tax advantages to businesses and investors provided they are set-up correctly. The rules and process for forming them are rigourous, but the potential advantages far outweigh the process hassle. We have several clients who have been the focus of our attention in this area. If you would like to know more then please let me know. We may even be running a seminar soon on this.
I'll try to post another blog soon, but for now, I must get to my 3.30 meeting.
Chris
Activity seems to be high at the moment as we move closer towards tax return season. We have grown our business significantly this year, especially on the personal tax side of things, and the workload is now starting to flow.
Most of the team are now fully booked for the remainder of the year with planned work, and as usual January will enevitably be a write off, as we deal with all the late self assessment returns. Dean and Vinny this year decided to impose some time limits on when we receive tax returns. This means that only tax returns received by the 31st October will be guaranteed to have completed returns by Christmas. This has helped to bring many in earlier than normal.
We have also been busy with several large audits. For us this is audit season.
Our other focus this last month has been on Enterprise Investment Schemes and Venture Capital Trusts. These schemes provide significant tax advantages to businesses and investors provided they are set-up correctly. The rules and process for forming them are rigourous, but the potential advantages far outweigh the process hassle. We have several clients who have been the focus of our attention in this area. If you would like to know more then please let me know. We may even be running a seminar soon on this.
I'll try to post another blog soon, but for now, I must get to my 3.30 meeting.
Chris
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