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Are businesses making the most of EV incentives?
Tax Are businesses making the most of EV incentives?
Towards the end of 2023, the UK Government set out its mandate requiring all new cars and vans sold in the UK to be ‘zero emission’ by 2035 with stringent electric vehicle (EV) quotas on car manufacturers in the run-up to 2025. The pathway, which came into effect from the start of this month, is intended to provide certainty to car manufacturers, confidence to investors putting their money into charging infrastructure, and time for families to begin making the switch to EVs.
Gemma Johnson
Gemma Johnson
| 2 min read | 09 Jan 2024
How tax policy discourages Northern Ireland investors
Belfast Telegraph How tax policy discourages Northern Ireland investors
Northern Ireland has hosted some high profile visitors in recent weeks as it pauses to reflect on 25 years of the Good Friday Agreement. What struck me the most about the media of our US visitors was the distinct absence of Northern Irish politicians at the various events that took place.
Colin Piggott
Colin Piggott
| 5 min read | 20 Apr 2023
Is your payroll ready for the new tax year?
Belfast Telegraph Is your payroll ready for the new tax year?
As we approach the end of the 2022/23 tax year, employers and payroll software providers will be hoping for fewer changes from Government and some stability for 2023/24.
Sam Beattie
Sam Beattie
| 3 min read | 07 Feb 2023
Cross-border workers and tax reporting obligations
Belfast Telegraph Cross-border workers and tax reporting obligations
Every day thousands of people cross the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland for work.
Alan Gourley
Peter Legge
| 3 min read | 23 Aug 2022

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