Spring Budget 2024: At a Glance! 📣 Earlier today, Jeremy Hunt announced his financial update and here are the main points! 1. VAT Registration threshold increased from £85,000 to £90,000 From 1st April 2024, he says it would help 'tens of thousands of businesses'. 2. From 6th April 2024, Employee’s National Insurance contributions will be reduced from 10% to 8%, this comes on top of a 2p cut in the autumn statement in November, which reduced the rate from 12% to 10%. 3. Self Employed National Insurance contributions are reduced from 8% to 6%, From 6th April 2024. 4. Capital Gains Tax on residential property is reduced from 28% to 24%.
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🤔 Wondering what the budget for 2024 holds for your business? 🤔 👇 Here are the key takeaways you need to know! ✅ Capital Gains Tax on property down to 24% from 28%. ✅ Child benefit threshold to go up to £60k from £50k. ✅ Reforms to the child benefit scheme where the rules will apply to collective household income rather than individual. ✅ From 6th April, a further cut in NI from 10% to 8%. ✅ VAT threshold up to £90k from £85k 👔 Our team of expert tax advisors have analysed the recent budget updates to help you navigate through the changes seamlessly. 🤔 Want to find out more? Just get in touch! #accounting #accountants #MTD #businessfinance #businessgrowth #businessnetworking #banking #tax #xero #financialplanning #vat #incometax #aat
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If the Federal budget pass through parliament, it’ll start taking effect starting June 25th this year. This will result in higher taxes on capital gain. Inclusion rate is going up from 50% to 66%. Here are 5 tax-smarts steps that can help you get ready for the higher inclusion rate. 1. Max out your tax-sheltered accounts: TFSA, RRSP, FHSA, etc. 2. Grow your non-registered investments in a tax-sheltered environment with life insurance product. 3. Rebalance your portfolio or realize gains before the change takes effect. 4. Start estate planning to pass assets like cottages and investments on to the next generation tax efficiently. 5. Adjust your insurance for higher tax consequences for when you sell your business. My team and I work will with your accountant to come up with a tailored solution based on your needs. This post is for information purpose only and is not meant to provide legal, financial, tax, or any other advice. #federalbudget2024 #capitalgains #inclusionrateoncapitalgains #capitalgaintaxes #personalizedadvice #insurancebroker #investmentsbroker
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Attention all business owners!! 🛑 The deadline for filing your income tax return (ITR) is just around the corner - July 31st, 2024. Don't let this important deadline slip by, as failing to file your ITR before the due date can result in a hefty penalty of ₹5,000. By submitting your ITR on time, you can enjoy the following benefits: 1. Avoid Penalties and late fees 2. Easy loan approval 3. Maintain Compliance 4. Tax refunds 5. Serves as a proof of income for term insurance 6. Carry forward your losses And much more!! So without any further delay, get in touch with your advisor for ITR. P.S. Did you know you can claim deductions by investing in ELSS Mutual Funds!! #itr #incometaxreturn #taxday #financehacks #financiallessons
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Do you have money in a standard savings account? As a basic rate taxpayer, you can only earn £1,000 per year interest and not pay tax, higher rate taxpayers (40%) can only earn £500 interest per year - Additional rate taxpayers (45%) do not get any allowance. However, there is another option. An ISA where you can pay in up to £20,000 and not pay any income or Capital Gains Tax on the gains made. If you have never thought about an ISA, not sure how they work or need more information on what type of ISA suits you and your budget then please contact your Financial Adviser who will be able to guide you through the process and get your finances working hard for you. The value of your investment can go down as well as up. You could get back less than you invested. An investment in an ISA does not provide the security of capital associated with a deposit account with a bank or building society. The favourable tax treatment of ISAs may not be maintained in the future and is subject to changes in legislation. #ISA #savings #investments #financialplanning Swann Financial Limited is an Appointed Representative of and represents only St. James's Place Wealth Management plc (which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority). SJP Approved 30/04/2024
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📢 Budget 2024 – As a SME business owner, if you're self employed, a partner, or an employee. What Does It Mean for You and your Business? As anticipated, the Chancellor has managed to carve out some room to reduce national insurance by an additional 2%. But beyond this headline, what else was unveiled, and how might it impact your business? Why not read the full details attached, over breakfast. 2024 Budget summary details courtesy of CBASS Founding Partner Darren Moynan, MOYNANSMITH LIMITED 🔍 Key Highlights: Income Tax Stability: The basic income tax rate remains steady at 20% (applicable to income up to £50,270), while the higher rate tax persists at 40%. Additional Rate Tax: For those earning above £125,140, the additional rate tax of 45% remains unchanged. Tax-Free Personal Allowance: Remember that the tax-free personal allowance shrinks by £1 for every £2 of income over £100,000. This effectively translates to a 60% tax rate on earnings between £100,000 and £125,140. Frozen Personal Allowance: As previously announced, the personal allowance of £12,570 will remain frozen until April 2028. 🔒 Stealth Tax Implications: The freeze on personal allowances and tax thresholds means that more individuals will be drawn into the tax net, potentially facing higher tax rates as their income grows. 🗳️ Election Speculation: With a general election looming, could this be the final Budget delivered by the current Chancellor? Keep a close eye on further developments! Attached are the full details - Feel free to share this with your network, and let’s stay informed! #sme #budget24 #stayinformed #business #forwardplanning #financialmanagement #cumbria #networks
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The Chancellor's latest Spring Budget announcement holds significant changes impacting the contracting world, so if you haven't already heard, check the bullet points below 👇🏻 👉🏻 VAT Registration Threshold Boost: The limit soars to £90k in annual revenue - the first leap in 7 years, effective from April 2024! 👉🏻 National Insurance Relief: April 6th, 2024, NI sees a 2p cut, pocketing an extra £450 on average for hardworking professionals. 👉🏻 Capital Gains Tax Advantage: From April 2024, the top property rate drops from 28% to a more modest 24%. #SpringBudget2024 #NationalInsurance #VATRegistration
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