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The Chancellor Rachel Reeves' made a fiscal statement on Monday including making announcements on VAT and independent schools on 29 July 2024. The announcement states that VAT will be applied to school fees starting from January 1, 2025. VAT specialist Gillian McGill chats to Not for Profit partner Giles Kerkham in this episode, discussing the implementation date, types of schools and services affected, the impact on parents and guardians, strategies to mitigate the financial impact, and the possibility of potential failure of independent schools.
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Medical specialists Louise Dean and George Crowe discuss the new pay offer for NHS consultants in England. The key changes proposed include a minimum 6% pay rise for all consultants, a new pay progression system based on skills and experience, changes to the Clinical Excellence Award schemes, and modifications to the doctors and dentists review body. They also explore the potential impact of the pay rise on take-home pay and tax burdens, particularly in relation to annual allowance charges.
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In this episode, specialists Gilly McGill, Giles Kerkham and Dominic Carter dive into the latest election manifestos from the main UK political parties, exploring their key proposals and common ground in relation to tax and funding.
VAT Director Gilly and Tax Partner Dominic explore the fiscal strategies of the parties, highlighting their promises not to raise income tax, corporation tax, VAT, or national insurance contributions. Instead, they plan to increase revenue by addressing the tax gap and tackling tax avoidance, and abolishing the current regime for non-domiciled individuals, and Gilly is thrilled that VAT is finally in the headlines!
As Not for Profit and Education Partner, Giles discusses the voluntary sector's need for stability, government consultation, and access to multi-year sustainable settlements.
They also discuss education, where the parties present robust programs. The Conservatives focus on expanding Academy trusts and safeguarding independent and grammar schools. Meanwhile, Labour aims to recruit more teachers and provide free breakfast clubs, with both parties acknowledging the importance of special educational needs (SEN) support. Funding remains a crucial topic, with Labour proposing VAT on independent school fees.
Join us for an insightful discussion on the election manifestos currently shaping the future of the UK.
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You can listen to Giles and Gilly discussing the implications of a Labour government on independent schools in more detail on a previous episode – click here to listen.
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This week, VAT Director Gillian McGill and Not for Profit Partner Giles Kerkham discuss the challenges faced by colleges in the UK in relation to finances and VAT treatment.
They consider the recent recategorisation of colleges, new requirements and financial controls, difficulties with borrowing and refinancing, challenges with capital funding and the campaign for changes. They also reflect on the complexities that the sector faces in managing VAT reporting, and compare this with the position for other education providers.
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Legal experts and independent members of PrimeGlobal gathered recently to reflect on the conclusion of the 2023 SRA Account Rules period and analyse the latest trends they have seen emerge.
Their discussions included the move towards automation, the decline in pink slips and clerical errors, changes in interest rates, partial VAT exemption, reconciliation challenges, and the potential for more training. They also reflected on the adaptations made since the 2019 alterations, considering the impact of the pandemic and the resulting shifts in work patterns.
Join Claire Watkins from Buzzacott, Veronique Walkey and (host) Matt Melksham from Westcotts and Ellis Lake from Larking Gowen, as they explore changes that could improve the efficiency of legal firms, while also exchanging anecdotes and reflecting on the challenges faced over the past year.
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In this conversation, Emma Walker, Jamie Butcher and Laura Clayton discuss the basis period reform and explain the historical taxation of sole traders and partnerships based on their year-end profits and the double taxing of profits (overlap profits).
They address the changes in the basis period reform to simplify and make the taxation process fairer, and also cover the calculation of business profits, treatment of losses and the options available for spreading of transition profits. They also highlight the importance of changing accounting year ends and cover the tax issues farmers and those working in medical businesses face.
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In the last episode in the Charity FUNdcast mini series, Emma and Giles explore the value of Gift Aid to charities; the decline in the number of charities claiming it; and the relationship between payroll giving and Gift Aid. They explain how it works, the Gift Aid Small Donation Scheme, and the rules and common errors in claims. They also discuss corporate Gift Aid donations, cash donations, auctions, gifts to donors, and the future ways to maximise its benefits.
#TicktheBox Gift Aid Awareness Day – 5 October 2023
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In this episode, Emma and Giles discuss the impact of how new AI and cryptocurrency is impacting charities. They explore the definition of cryptocurrencies and how they’re used for transactions and donations; look at examples of charities that have accepted crypto donations; and highlight the benefits and challenges associated with them. They discuss the risks and considerations for charities when accepting crypto, including transparency, volatility, and environmental impact. They discuss the guidance provided by the Charity Commission and how AI technologies, specifically Chat GPT, and its wide range of applications, offer benefits but also limitations around privacy and data integrity.
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In this episode, Emma and Giles discuss the best legal structure for a new not-for-profit enterprise, focusing on the differences between Community Interest Companies (CICs) and Charitable Incorporated Organisations (CIOs). They go through the practical differences, how to access funding, tax reliefs, remuneration and changing from a CIC to a CIO. They also outline the setting up processes, governance requirements, and social aims to be considered.
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In this special Charity FUNdcast miniseries, Not for Profit specialists, Emma Hayward and Giles Kerkham, will deliver a series of updates for those working in or aspiring to work in the charity sector. Whether looking for technical updates or inspiration, there’ll be something for everyone, covering topics such as AI, myth busting, maximising gift-aid, social enterprise alternatives and more.
In this first episode, not-for-profit experts Emma and Giles discuss the common myths surrounding charities and how to combat them. They address misconceptions about overheads, executive salaries, fundraising spend, tax exemptions, political campaigning, and more. They emphasise the importance of transparency and disclosure in addressing these myths and building public trust.
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If you’re a salaried doctor looking to go self-employed or to set up as a limited company, then this episode with medical specialist, Jamie Butcher, is for you. She chats to senior accountant, Jo Benton, about what steps you need to consider in regard to tax and savings, pensions, mortgages, student loans, National Insurance and tax liability you might face. They also discuss what happens if you take on self-employed work whilst also salaried, what practical things are needed when you make the transition, the impact of Making Tax Digital and the factors involved in setting up as a limited company.
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Tax Partner Dominic Carter, is joined by VAT Director Gilly McGill, in conversation on the possible VAT game-changers for Independent Schools and educational institutions if Labour were to win at the next General Election.
They discuss Labour's current outlined manifesto and the proposed changes to the education system that could shake things up in 2024. How would these changes ripple through schools, charities, and the lives of families? They offer insight into the what-ifs of a potential Labour victory, and how those affected need to prepare ahead of the election.
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There has been a significant shift towards digitalisation in the farming sector, from tractors right through to the books! Farming expert Will Wadsley joins Martin Bugg and Jessica Rafferty-Smith in this special agricultural focused episode of the How Digital Can Supercharge Your Business series. They discuss what the role of online accounting means to farmers in the day-to-day running of their farms, and how our experts are equipped to help with the transition.
If you’re a farmer or involved in a farming-related business and want to explore the benefits of cloud accounting and digital technology, this is the episode for you, as understanding the benefits of online accounts will play a pivotal role in enhancing decision-making, optimising operations, and planning for your future.
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Have you migrated your accounts over to online accounting software yet? If not, what’s stopping you?
In the first of their new How Digital Can Supercharge Your Business series, digital partner Martin Bugg and specialist Jessica Rafferty-Smith discuss the key steps and considerations for businesses looking to make the transition from manual record-keeping to online accounting software, whilst dispelling myths, highlighting the historical changes and positives that come from the digital world of finance.
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In the second episode of their How Digital Can Supercharge Your Business series, digital partner Martin Bugg and specialist Jessica Rafferty-Smith delve into the world of online accounting software and its profound impact on streamlining processes, enhancing data accessibility, and how it can help you to foster collaboration in your business. They also address some of the challenges you may face in the transition and how best to overcome them.
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Bad data can lead to bad decisions. In episode 3 of their How Digital Can Supercharge Your Business series, Martin Bugg and Jessica Rafferty-Smith chat to Laura Buchanan from DEXT about how their suite of products are designed to make your business life easier, and why the digital specialists at Larking Gowen recommend them.
They go through each tool, highlighting the practicalities and efficiencies and how the accounting teams have the ability to provide real-time insights and make data-driven decisions, which can significantly benefit businesses.
Find all episodes in this Digital Insights mini series, and more by visiting www.larking-gowen.co.uk/lgi
Find out more about DEXT here
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In episode 4 of their How Digital Can Supercharge Your Business series, Martin Bugg and Jessica Rafferty-Smith delve into the world of reporting and how it can revolutionise your decision-making process. With the right data, you can identify patterns, track trends, and gain valuable insights into your business; just one of the perks of making that transition to online accountancy software.
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Breaking up is never easy, but divorce makes things even trickier, especially when it comes to money!
Tax advisor, Emma Walker, is joined by senior family solicitor, Nicola Furmston, from Kerseys Solicitors, to talk all things divorce from both a legal and tax perspective. They discuss recent changes and the pros and cons of no fault divorce, capital gains tax charges on asset splits and property, ‘hobby’ trade income, income tax and self-assessment considerations, inheritance, the importance of wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney, and more.
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You can get in touch with Emma directly through the Our People section of our website here.For further information on today’s topic, and how we can help support you and your business on all tax related matters, click here.
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Autumn Farming Conference special
This special episode is hosted by our Farms and Landed Estates partners Laurie Hill and Bruce Masson. They reflect on the 2022 conference and discuss in detail what to expect this year, and why you should attend.
Guest speakers at the conference will be discussing topics around sustainable farming, specifically focused on addressing the pressing issues of environment, sustainability and water resources within the farming sector.
Visit the website larking-gowen.co.uk/afc for more details and to book your tickets!
Find out more about our event partners below:
• Oxbury
• CLA Energy
• CLA
• YAGRO
• Impact Services
• Integrity Asset Finance
• YANA
• Farm Safety Foundation
• Anglia FarmerYou can find more episodes from this series on our website larking-gowen.co.uk/LGI
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Medical specialists Rachel Morris and Carl Boardman discuss the benefits for GP practices of moving to cloud-based accounting software. They chat about how your accountant can assist you to make the transition seamless and talk through the common concerns they hear from clients, and how they resolve them. They outline the time-saving, reporting and HMRC integration elements to switching, and the training available to you.
This is a great overview for GP partners, practice managers or financial teams on the benefits of cloud accounting, and the options available.
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