Tax team at Kilsby Williams bolstered by new appointment
A leading independent accountancy firm in Newport has strengthened its tax team as it continues to grow. Tax and accountancy specialist Kilsby Williams has appointed Stuart Evans as a Tax Associate. Stuart has developed his expertise in a wide variety of tax disciplines including VAT, personal and corporate tax during his time in the public […]
Tax specialists urge businesses to be prepared for major R&D change
Newport-headquartered tax and accountancy firm Kilsby Williams is urging businesses to be prepared for a major change to the way research and development (R&D) tax relief is claimed from next month. R&D claims have typically been submitted to HMRC through a company’s corporation tax return. The claims should be accompanied by a thorough report explaining […]
Kilsby Williams welcomes new Associate
Newport-based tax and accountancy specialists Kilsby Williams has strengthened its business services team again with another new senior appointment. Huw Sheppard has joined the firm as an Associate and will work with the senior management team to deliver astute accountancy, business and tax advice to a diverse range of clients. His appointment widens the firm’s […]
An important change to how you complete and submit Forms P11d and P11d(b) – What you need to know before the submission deadline.
If you have always prepared paper forms for HMRC then you have been provided with little notice that from 6 April 2023, HMRC will no longer accept paper amendments or submission of P11d and P11d(b) forms via paper, meaning you can only submit this information to HMRC electronically. Submission may now be done either through […]
Five key changes to R&D from 1 April 2023
On 1 April 2023 the most wide-ranging changes to R&D claims since the introduction of the relief in early 2000 will be introduced. The measures are an attempt to tackle fraud and abuse in the system. The main changes to be aware of are: Rate changes Perhaps the most headline grabbing of the changes introduced, […]
New working arrangements – could you have inadvertently changed your tax residence?
Since April 2021 almost 800,000 employees have been working from home as a result of the pandemic and, as we move into the 2023/24 tax year, many employees have begun to integrate home working into their everyday lifestyle. As we can work anywhere in the UK, so too we can work overseas. Many of us […]
