19 Nov Our Guide To Week 53 Payments
Understand how Week 53 payments affect payroll and tax calculations in certain tax years. This guide explains what to do and how to support employees....
Guides
19 Nov Our Guide To Trivial Benefits
Trivial benefits let you give small, non cash perks to employees and directors without extra tax or reporting, provided the rules are followed. Our guide explains what qualifies....
19 Nov Our Guide To Subsistence
Subsistence expenses cover the food, drink, and accommodation costs of business travel. This guide explains the rules, HMRC rates, and common pitfalls to help you make compliant claims....
19 Nov Our Guide To Payrolling Of Benefits
From April 2027, payrolling of benefits will be compulsory. Our guide explains what this means, which benefits are affected, and how to prepare your payroll processes in advance....
19 Nov Our Guide To Extra Tax Considerations
This guide explains some common tax considerations that may affect your overall tax position, including Child Benefit charges, student loan repayments, and Marriage Allowance....
19 Nov Our Guide To Entertaining
Business entertaining costs can be complex to navigate. This guide explains the rules for business, staff, and client hospitality, how tax relief works, and what records you need....
19 Nov Our Guide To Double Cab Pick Ups
From April 2025, most double cab pick ups will be taxed as cars. This guide explains what is changing, how it affects you, and the steps you can take....
19 Nov Our Guide To The Digital Handshake
A simple step-by-step guide for clients to authorise R J Francis & Co to view their PAYE, tax code, and income records via HMRC’s secure Income Record Viewer system....
19 Nov Our Guide To Cryptocurrency Income
Cryptocurrency income can trigger tax obligations, but not every action is taxable. This guide explains how to report crypto transactions to HMRC and keep accurate records to stay compliant....
19 Nov Our Guide To Creating A Capital Gains Tax Account
Download our quick guide on how to create an HMRC Capital Gains Tax account for UK property sales, and what happens next....