Budget 2021
Today the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, announced his Budget for 2021. The Budget comes as official figures show the UK economy contracted by 9.9%
Our tax team are experienced at assisting Credit Unions with a wide range of tax issues including:
Not all income is exempt and as Credit Unions diversify their activities more activities will fall within the charge to taxation.
Credit Unions are required to complete other returns such as dividend returns. We are experienced at advising on these returns.
It is important that these are set up properly otherwise it can lead to higher taxation charges. We have been involved with the setup of a number of Credit Union lotteries.
The taxation charge on termination payments to employees can be complicated. In addition, different benefits payable to staff and Directors can lead to PAYE costs
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Today the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, announced his Budget for 2021. The Budget comes as official figures show the UK economy contracted by 9.9%
The Budget had some big news for Credit Unions. The Chancellor announced that the Government was bringing forward reforms to the Credit Union Act to
This month we have a look at some of the common misconceptions regarding the tax rules for Credit Unions. Question- Credit Unions only pay tax