Year End Tax Review 2022

R & D tax breaks
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R & D tax breaks

Companies that invent new production methods or products can claim enhanced tax relief for the Research and Development (R&D) costs.

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Tax-free Rent
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Tax-free Rent

When you let rooms in your own home as residential accommodation, you can receive the rent tax-free if it falls within the limits for rent-a-room relief.

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Accelerate tax relief!
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Accelerate tax relief!

The end of the accounting period for your business is a key point for tax planning.

You can save or delay tax by advancing the acquisition of assets to before the end of your accounting period. This permits you to claim the capital allowances associated with those assets earlier.

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Prepare for higher dividend tax
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Prepare for higher dividend tax

To balance the increase in NIC payable on salaries and self-employed profits, the tax you pay on dividends will also increase by 1.25 percentage points from 6 April 2022.

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Benefits-in-Kind
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Benefits-in-Kind

Employee benefits, such as company cars, remain taxable even if the employee was furloughed. We can help you check which benefits are taxable and which are tax-free in 2021/22.

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Give and Save
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Give and Save

Giving to charity under Gift Aid can result in a lower tax bill for the donor.

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Excited about Electrics
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Excited about Electrics

The taxable benefit for having the private use of an electric company car is currently just 1% of list price. From 6 April 2022 the taxable benefit will rise to 2% of list price; it will then be fixed at that level until April 2025. However, even at 2% of list price, this is a bargain, as the company will cover the capital cost of the car, the insurance and any repairs or servicing.

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Claim for your company’s losses
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Claim for your company’s losses

Companies can take advantage of an extended carry back period for trading losses arising in accounting periods that end between 1 April 2020 and 31 March 2022.

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