More time to plan for taxing changes
in Birmingham.
Karen James, head of residential conveyancing at Ramsdens, said: “I am thrilled that Ramsdens’ conveyancing team has been shortlisted. This is in recognition of the hard work, commitment and dedication each individual member of the team gives to the job every single day.”
Sinead Sopala, director of marketing at Ramsdens, said: “Lots of law firms are yet to fully embrace the opportunity that social media brings. I am delighted that our social media efforts have been recognised.” A HEATING systems manufacturer with international reach has extended its sponsorship of Huddersfield Town for the coming season.
German-based Viessmann will continue as team sheet sponsor and become exclusive title sponsor of “Club Town” – a new area of 64 executive heated seats situated behind both home and away dugouts.
Viessmann branding will appear on the seats, in the matchday programme, on pitch-side display boards, on the team sheets themselves and via social media.
Viessmann managing director Graham Russell said: “Viessmann is delighted to be part of Huddersfield Town’s rise to the Premier League after a gap of 45 years.
“What started as a low-key partnership, led by our sales manager in the Yorkshire area, quickly caught the attention of Viessmann headquarters in the UK and Germany and we are proud to extend our presence and identity at the John Smith’s stadium and amongst the fans. It is fitting that Huddersfield Town is the most German football club outside Germany – with many players and both the head coach and assistant head coach from Germany!”
Town commercial director Sean Jarvis said: “Everyone at the Club is delighted to welcome Viessmann as a global partner for the 2017/18 Premier League season.
“The club’s commercial no business will need to provide information to HMRC more regularly during this initial phase than they do now.
All businesses and landlords will now have at least two years to adapt to the team puts great emphasis on brokering bespoke relationships with each of its partners to ensure they get the maximum return for their investment and I believe Viessmann’s commitment is proof that a relationship with Huddersfield Town can be of great benefit.”
He said: “The team at Viessmann has been among the best at making the most of its sponsorship and we look forward to working with the team there to mutual benefit.” changes before being asked to keep digital records for taxes other than VAT.
The delayed implementation of MTD does not mean that those submitting Self-Assessment Tax Returns do not have to keep records. Self-Assessment taxpayers are required both to keep and preserve records needed to make a correct and complete tax return for any period.
In the case of a business (including landlords) the records that must be kept include details of all receipts and expenses, goods purchased and sold and all supporting documents relating to the transactions of the business such as accounts, books, deeds, contracts, vouchers and receipts and computer records.
Businesses must retain their records until the fifth anniversary of the January 31 next following the year of assessment (this time limit applies to all records, not simply the business records). For the year ended April 5, 2017, records must be kept until January 31, 2023. Individuals with non-business income are required to keep records for April 5, 2017, until January 31, 2019.
A penalty of up to £3,000 may be charged for each failure to keep or to preserve adequate records in support of a tax return.