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New National Savings Bonds Announced
The Chancellor has confirmed that National Savings & Investments (NS&I) will offer two fixed rate deposit bonds from next month for anyone over the age of 65.
Sage Payroll – top 5 hints and tips
Are you staging for automatic enrolment on 1 January? If so, it’s important that you know when to first assess your employees.
This is Your Life Andrew Muxworthy
Business Services Manager Andrew Muxworthy celebrates his 30th year at established accountancy practice Bevan & Buckland.
National Minimum Wage rates increases
From 1st October 2014 the National Minimum Wage rates increases The National Minimum Wage rate per...
Bevan Buckland LLP welcomes two new recruits
Chartered accountancy practice Bevan & Buckland has recently welcomed two new starters to their growing team.
An expert insight into business valuation
This is the first in a series of six short videos that have been developed to provide businesses with essential advice across various key areas.
New Sage 2015
New Sage Line 50 Accounts Version 2015 now available for purchase or upgrade
HMRC PAYE clamp down
In April 2013 Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC) introduced a new Pay As You Earn (PAYE) system, meaning employers would have to submit payroll information in real time.
Bevan Buckland LLP Eisteddfod success
Llongyfarchiadau i Ffion Hâf Jones ar ei llwyddiant yn Eisteddfod Genedlaethol 2014 yn Sir Gâr eleni.
HMRC u turn on NIC for pharmacies
It has recently been announced that HMRC have reversed their decision to exclude independent pharmacies from the new £2,000 Employer Allowance writes Sara Dennis, Pharmacy
Specialist at Bevan & Buckland
A warning of the change in the HMRC stance coming Oct 14
Since Real Time Information (RTI) began in April 2013 the HMRC have been saying that they are going to introduce penalties for late payments and late submissions.
IHT receipts rose by £3.4 billion last year
HMRC has today (Thursday 31st July 2014) reported that the total amount of Inheritance Tax levied in the 2013/14 Tax Year rose to around £3.4 billion.
