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Help to buy scheme changes explained

by Wijay Kanagasundaram | Nov 23, 2020 | Personal finances

    Help to buy is a fantastic scheme. As you know, the help to buy equity loan scheme has helped thousands of first-time buyers as well as home movers to move to their dream home worth £600,000 just with just a 5% deposit. This scheme is replaced with the...
Life insurance through your Business

Life insurance through your Business

by Wijay Kanagasundaram | Aug 18, 2020 | Business Expenses, How we helped, Personal finances, Running a business

What is Relevant life insurance? Companies who are big enough and meet eligibility criteria, can use a registered group scheme to pay for their employees’ life cover. Though these group schemes are tax-efficient for its members, directors of smaller businesses were...

How to plan for Tax liability using Premium Bonds

by Wijay Kanagasundaram | Jul 16, 2020 | How we helped, Personal finances

Our fellow WIS Director, Suneth Silva has kindly put this video together to explain how the payment of annual Self-Assessment taxes can be better planned via the use of Premium Bonds.   A quick recap of why Premium Bonds: ➡️ Anyone can buy them...
Guide To Getting A Contractor Mortgage

Guide To Getting A Contractor Mortgage

by Wijay Kanagasundaram | Jun 29, 2020 | IR35, Personal finances

A day rate contractor is a hybrid between employed and self-employed. Most work off payroll for a client who is similar to an employer. Contractors work on one contract at a time and are, therefore, different from being self-employed, where people may work with many...
What is the Optimal Salary for a Sole Director for Financial Year 2020/21?

What is the Optimal Salary for a Sole Director for Financial Year 2020/21?

by Wijay Kanagasundaram | May 20, 2020 | Accounting and bookkeeping, Personal finances, Self Assesment, Tax

The new financial year started on 6th April 2020. One of the main questions that arise during this time of the year is “what is the optimal salary for a sole director company?’. We have provided a few bits of guidance below. For tax year 2020/21, personal allowance...
New Tax thresholds and Tax rates you need to be aware of for this Financial Year (2019/20)

New Tax thresholds and Tax rates you need to be aware of for this Financial Year (2019/20)

by Wijay Kanagasundaram | May 1, 2019 | Accounting and bookkeeping, Budget, HMRC, News, Personal finances, Self Assesment, Tax

Financial year for 2019/20 began on 6th April 2019. Here is a quick refresher of changes you need to be aware of. Personal Allowance Personal allowance (the annual amount you can earn before paying tax) for this financial year – rises from £11,850 to £12,500. If...
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