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Andy Gibbs, ATT, CTA

Andy is Director of Services and is a qualified Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) and holds the STEP Advanced Certificate in Trust and Estate Accounting. Andy has dealt with both tax compliance and tax advisory projects across a range of industry sectors.


Spring Budget 2024 summary and highlights

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, delivered his Spring Budget to the House of Commons on Wednesday 6th March.

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Do I need to file a tax return if I sell my clothes online?

If I am selling on Vinted, when do I need to do a tax return, and how much tax would I pay, and do these new rules actually change anything for me?

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Rise in inheritance tax receipts leaves more out of pocket

Inheritance Tax (IHT) is currently a trending topic of debate, with scarcely a day going by without rumours that IHT may be reduced, conflicting with contrary speculation that IHT may instead be incre...

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Autumn Statement 2023 Summary and Highlights

The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, announced his second Autumn Statement to Parliament on Wednesday 22nd November, with a remit to bolster the UK economy and encourage fresh investment in businesses.

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What are the tax implications if my employee wants to work abroad?

My employee has asked if they can work from overseas and I was wondering if there are any tax implications which may arise from this?

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What data does HMRC use to investigate your business and personal fina...

The information HMRC holds on individuals and business has never been as comprehensive or readily accessible as it is now. Given the rise in social media and online data storage usage, HMRC is constan...

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High earning employees’ tax affairs to become less certain

Following HMRC’s announcement that it would be raising the income threshold for completing a self-assessment tax return, concerns have been raised this will lead to some taxpayers paying too much tax,...

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Can a Time to Pay arrangement help my cashflow?

My business is temporarily struggling with cashflow and I’m worried I won’t be able to pay HMRC my PAYE liability this month, will HMRC help me?

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Tax and rule changes holiday home owners need to know

Holiday home owners need to be aware of several rule changes which could impact them. We look at the five main changes you need to be aware of:.

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Budget 2023: Pension Tax Changes

As part of his Budget on 15th March, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced the following significant changes to the amounts individuals may save into their pensions.

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How to reduce the impact of the April tax increases

At the start of a new tax year, it is critical to be aware of the tax changes being introduced from April 2024, so you can prepare your business and personal finances for the months ahead. We have put...

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Should I register for the Construction Industry Scheme?

I’m newly self-employed and am about to start working in construction and have been told I need to register for the CIS scheme, what does this mean?

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What are the penalties if I submit my VAT return late?

I do my own VAT return and was late submitting my last one. I’ve heard a new VAT penalty system applies, can you confirm if this is now in place and will I have a penalty?

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A sole trader’s guide to filing your first self-assessment tax return

It can be daunting having to file a self-assessment tax return for the first time. Read our guide to when you need to do it, the advantages of using an accountant and why submitting your tax return ea...

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How do I get a tax refund if I am a subcontractor?

I’ve been working as a labourer for a couple of years now. One of my friends mentioned that he'd just got a big tax refund. How do I get a tax refund?

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How to set up your own limited company

A limited company is a type of business entity. It is designed to be legally separate from its owners, who are known as shareholders in a limited company.

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Tax tips to consider before the 5th April Year End

As we approach the end of the 2023/24 tax year, it is worth taking some time to make sure you have done all you can to ensure your tax affairs are as efficient as they can be.

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What is a payment on account?

If you are self-employed or have income that is not taxed before you receive it, you may have a tax bill to pay, but are you aware how the tax stage payments can impact your cashflow?

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