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  Thank you to all the lovely people who came to say hello to us at the Heckington Show at the weekend. We lost count of how many pom poms were made – by children and adults alike – [...]

Welcome to Business Bitesize, Wright Vigar’s bi-monthly newsletter providing food for thought on general business matters. To download Business Bitesize ‘Fanatical Discipline’ click here [...]

Wright Vigar and HSBC were delighted to hand over a cheque for £1,600 to Gemma Shaw, regional new business manager at Macmillan Cancer Support.

In the Autumn Statement, the Chancellor announced that he was restricting unfair tax advantages on incorporation when he denied corporation tax relief for goodwill acquired from a related [...]

Many corporate business owners choose to reduce their tax bill by taking only a small salary, but withdrawing company profits by way of a dividend.

Corporation tax, which is charged at 20% from April 2015 is set to reduce to 19% in 2017 and 18% in 2020.

The Budget announcement included a number of measures which will be of interest to landlords of residential properties and individuals who let rooms in their own home (under the rent a room scheme).

Non-domiciled individuals have historically received favourable tax treatment in the UK.

The finer details of the Summer Budget 2015 will take some analysing - however, we feel the infographics below, produced by the HM Treasury, are a very useful as a simple visual starting point.

The latest edition of our tax tips newsletter is now available.