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Haggards Crowther mirrors the national picture with a record year for new company formations in 2019

In January, The Centre for Entrepreneurs released data from Companies House showing a record number of new businesses were started in 2019, a stat reflected here at Haggards Crowther. New company formations nationally totalled 681,704 in 2019, up 2.8% on the previous year. As if to confirm our own experience,...

Pension Contribution Tapering

The annual allowance lets individuals currently contribute up to £40,000 to their...

IR35 To be extended to the Private Sector from April 2020

Amid claims by HMRC that as little as 10% of the contractor...

Changes to emissions calculations mean no BiK tax next year for electric cars

Following a move to new emissions regulations, electric car owners will not...

Businesses urged to avoid complacency over Making Tax Digital leniency

There have been numerous reports in the press regarding the leniency shown to businesses that failed to file their VAT...

The Widened Scope of Non-Resident Capital Gains Tax (“NRCGT”)

Non-Resident Capital Gains Tax or NRCGT was introduced in April 2015 to charge capital gains on the disposal of UK...

Team Updates September 19

It’s been another busy period of recruitment at Haggards Crowther as we continue to grow and expand our team to...

Life’s a Beach

Friday 19th July 2019 marked the date of the first Haggards Crowther staff summer party and with just enough sunshine...

HMRC Scam Emails

Following several recent instances whereby clients have received a supposed email from HMRC or have been caught out having clicked...

Haggards Crowther Bucks the Trend for Recommendations

Research by Xero suggests 70% of clients would not recommend their current advisors. We take customer service seriously and ensuring...

Haggards Crowther News May 2019

It has been another busy period for the team here at Haggards Crowther with new team members, marathons, rugby days...

Inheritance Tax – 2022/23 Tax Year End

The Inheritance Tax (IHT) nil rate band is currently frozen at £325,000 until 5 April 2021. As part of a person’s ongoing Inheritance Tax planning, full use should be made of available exemptions