Welcome to Kilsby & WilliamsWe are an independent firm of Chartered Accountants and business advisors offering strong relationships and substantial partner involvement. In today’s challenging and complex world of business we offer our clients a mix of skills. We deliver a commercial, dynamic and personal service to our clients tailored to meet their needs. We have always had a focus on delivering intelligent honest tax solutions and our assurance service and business advice is both astute and rigorous. Our clients are spread throughout South Wales, the Midlands and the London area. We look after all businesses ranging from sole traders through to international publicly quoted businesses. We are open to all clients who need our skills. Our business provides access to fee based independent advice through Kilsby Williams & Gould. The business has over £100 million of client’s money under management and focuses on helping clients achieve their personal financial objectives through integrity, skill and diligence. We are proud to be one of the founders of the South Wales Ladies Business Club which is the leading networking forum for business women in South Wales. |
Our NewsRefund of foreign tax on dividends Do you own shares in an overseas company? Are you aware most foreign countries withhold tax... more Patent Box The Government wants to make the UK an attractive location for companies to develop and exploit i... more Childcare costs - Higher rate tax relief may still be available From April 2011, new joiners to Employer's Childcare schemes will be affected by new rules.&n... more Room deposits – HMRC are giving money back HMRC will now allow hotel owners to reclaim VAT which was accounted for on deposits which the cus... more Business Growth Fund Business Secretary Vince Cable will formally launch the coalition's flagship £2.5 billi... more Growth Share Schemes A practical alternative to a formal employee share scheme is increasing in popularity and is comm... more Comment on Tribunal Decision in Reed Employment Limited A recent VAT case potentially opens the door for employment agencies to charge less VAT going for... more Non-resident and work in the UK Individuals who make a break with the UK through working full time abroad will still pay tax on e... more HMRC PILOT SIMPLIFICATION OF TAX ENQUIRIES HMRC are under increased pressure to raise additional tax revenues, while the Government is commi... more Successful Time to Pay (TTP) requests reduce Figures released recently by HMRC show that 3,390 TTP requests were refused in the first three mo... more Football, Football, Football With Wales hosting part of the Olympic football tournament you may be considering renting out you... more Beware scams! We have recently received a number of queries from clients regarding scams involving repayments. ... more The cost of the Royal Wedding The Royal Wedding on 29 April has been declared a bank holiday, in addition to the established Ea... more Employers Deadline - 19 May 2011 A quick reminder that changes came into effect this year, which mean if you send you Employer Ann... more Changes to Class 2 NI Payments From April 2011, payments for your Class 2 National Insurance contributions become du... more Change of treatment of VAT on business samples HMRC now accepts that where businesses provide samples of their products free of charge to indivi... more Online Filing With effect from 1 April 2011, corporation tax and related payments will have to be made electron... more Notice your codings! The PAYE system collects about £250 billion tax and NIC each year and impacts on most peopl... more Cash in hand? H M Revenue & Customs has recently launched a tax amnesty aimed at anyone working in the plum... more Kilsby & Williams win an Oscar We were delighted to be co-organisers of the recent South Wales Ladies Business Club Hollywood Ch... more Disguised Remuneration - an update! In December HMRC proposed draft legislation attacking what it calls "disguised remuneration&... more Termination payments Under current rules employers are only required to withhold tax at a rate of 20% on termination p... more Funding Gap still exists Following recent criticism from the government over weak bank lending to SMEs, a new fund of &pou... more Setting a rental loss against income. A rental loss cannot generally be set off against other income which arises in the year, such as ... more Late filing companies feel the credit crunch Credit rating agencies are downgrading ratings for companies that file their accounts within the ... more File by 31 January .......very good idea! HMRC have introduced new rules for Self Assessment tax returns filed late. Up to ... more 31 January deadline looming! There are now just 18 days until the Self-Assessment filing deadline of 31 January 2011. If ... more WELCOME TO THE ANNUAL NEW YEAR GYM RUSH Many individuals resolve to lose weight and become fitter at the start of the year. This is the m... more A General Tax Anti–Avoidance Rule moves closer? On 6 December the Exchequer Secretary announced that a study is to be set up to look at the possi... more IR35 TO BE REFORMED (ALONG WITH EVERYTHING ELSE) Probably the most disliked tax legislation for years has been the IR35 Rules. These aim to ... more Bank lending to small businesses appears to be showing signs of stability. In September 2010 high street banks approved £564 million in loans to SMEs. New b... more NATIONAL INSURANCE HOLIDAY The 2010 Emergency Budget offered "new" firms situated outside of the South East of Eng... more Loans To Directors Get Easier In Principle Before the 2006 Companies Act, companies were prohibited from making loans to directors with mino... more KEEPING RECORDS UP TO DATE AT COMPANIES HOUSE IS VITAL Your company’s records at Companies House are regularly accessed and reviewed by numerous g... more Are you about to lose your loss? Have you made a capital loss and not established it with HMRC - maybe that rash share purchase th... more Changes to employer supported childcare From 6 April 2011 there will be changes to employer supported childcare schemes. The purpose of t... more STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO ACCOUNTING FOR THE VAT INCREASE On 4 January 2011 the standard rate of VAT will increase from 17.5% to 20%. Although this is the ... more Higher rate and lost your child benefit? Use salary sacrifice to get it back! Families with a higher rate taxpayer face having their c... more UK spending axe has fallen! Some specific items of interest to the Welsh economy in yesterday’s Public Spending Review ... more Intestacy, it could happen to you! Since the introduction of a transferrable nil rate band the use of basic “will t... more Tax Return submission deadline approaching! Whilst filing online may now be standard for many of you, if you still file a paper self-assessme... more BEWARE OPERATION PACESETTER HMRC are currently running a trial called "Operation Pacesetter"&nb... more Slower payment terms a concern for SMEs It has been reported in the press this week by IGF that over a third of SMEs have experienced a r... more Do you always have to pay the taxman? Following the recent wave of tax demands from HMRC to thousands of taxpayers as a result of discr... more Contractors beware! Contractors operating in the Construction Industry Scheme should be aware of the importance of co... more Gifts from vendors A number of the larger home builders are offering various schemes that help buyers obtain a ... more HMRC signals the end of the paper trail HMRC has announced details of filing changes that will take effect from 1 April 2011. From this d... more Will HMRC score penalties against you? HMRC has recently announced the scrapping of the concession which allowed a number of f... more DON’T ANSWER THE TAXMAN’S EMAIL OFFERING A REFUND We have seen a number of emails recently supposedly from HM Revenue & Customs to indivi... more Dispensing with time With the annual P11D headache still fresh in the memory, now seems a sensible time to remind empl... more
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