Kingsley Maybrook Ltd

Kingsley Maybrook Ltd Kingsley Maybrook provides accounting, tax services, information technology assurance and consulting services with difference.

We provide a wide range of business support services to an extensive range of organisations and individuals, throughout the UK and overseas. Our close relationship with our clients provides an insight into a far wider range of business situations than is traditionally associated with an accountancy practice. As a result we seek to ensure that clients are kept abreast of the new opportunities which arise in the business world. Our clients come to us and, more importantly, stay with us because they know our reputation as competent and reliable business advisers. To achieve this we draw on an extensive pool of experience and ability. Our people are our greatest asset. We invest heavily in innovation, information technology and training to ensure that our partners and staff are able to deliver the high quality services demanded by today's clients, whether their needs are simple or complex. Each client is unique and deserves individual attention. We are always available to answer client questions, whether simple or complex. We believe in the value of being business Advisors, and adding value to clients businesses. We focus on careful selection of highly integrated and growth-oriented clients.

Alert: Did you know your company can be dormant for Corporation Tax without being officially closed? It's about your tra...
16/09/2026

Alert: Did you know your company can be dormant for Corporation Tax without being officially closed? It's about your trading activity, income, and more. Find out why this could affect your next tax move. Read on to see if your company fits the dormant status.

A company does not have to be formally closed to become dormant for Corporation Tax. A company is usually considered dormant if it has stopped trading and has no other income, such as investment income.

Trading losses aren't always bad news, they could unlock a tax refund! If your business has made a loss, you might recla...
15/09/2026

Trading losses aren't always bad news, they could unlock a tax refund! If your business has made a loss, you might reclaim tax from previous profits or shield future earnings. Curious how this could work for you? Find out why this matters now.

Making a trading loss whilst not ideal can sometimes generate a tax refund. If you are a self-employed individual or a member of a trading partnerships, a trading loss can potentially be set against other income or capital gains. This can reduce the amount of tax payable and, where tax has already b...

Alert for those mixing business and personal costs! If your expenses have both elements, only the business share counts ...
14/09/2026

Alert for those mixing business and personal costs! If your expenses have both elements, only the business share counts towards your tax. Curious how to keep it fair and clear? Find out why keeping records matters and how home working costs might be split. Read on to get it right!

Self-employed people can deduct allowable business expenses when calculating their taxable profits. However, where a cost has both a business and private element, only the business proportion can normally be claimed.

Is your company sure it's paying the right Corporation Tax rate? Marginal relief could mean the tax you pay could be mor...
14/09/2026

Is your company sure it's paying the right Corporation Tax rate? Marginal relief could mean the tax you pay could be more complex than you think. Find out why checking your profit thresholds might save you money. Read on to see what you should know.

The rate of Corporation Tax payable depends mainly on the level of a company’s taxable profits. The main rate is 25% and applies where profits exceed £250,000. Companies with profits of £50,000 or less generally pay Corporation Tax at the small profits rate of 19%. But note, these two thresholds...

Could the rules on company distributions be changing? New proposals might reshape how share capital reductions and share...
11/09/2026

Could the rules on company distributions be changing? New proposals might reshape how share capital reductions and share purchases are taxed. Find out why this matters to company owners now.

The tax rules concerning what constitutes a distribution for tax purposes have remained largely unchanged since Corporation Tax was introduced in 1965. HMRC has recently published a consultation looking at possible changes to bring the rules more closely into line with modern commercial practices.

Alert for businesses with big projects: government consultation on how predevelopment costs are taxed is open. Could thi...
10/09/2026

Alert for businesses with big projects: government consultation on how predevelopment costs are taxed is open. Could this change impact your bottom line? Read on to find out why your early-stage survey and study costs matter now.

Businesses planning major infrastructure and development projects should be aware of a new government consultation on the tax treatment of predevelopment costs.

UK employers, are you aware of your PAYE and National Insurance responsibilities when overseas staff come to work in the...
09/09/2026

UK employers, are you aware of your PAYE and National Insurance responsibilities when overseas staff come to work in the UK temporarily? It's not as straightforward as it seems. Discover how specific arrangements like EP Appendix 4 or 8 could impact your payroll. Find out why paying attention now could save hassle later. Read on to get it right!

UK employers with employees who normally work overseas may have PAYE and National Insurance obligations when those employees come to the UK to carry out their duties in the UK on a short-term basis.

Got a P800 from HMRC? It might not be as straightforward as it seems. Double-check your tax details to avoid surprises. ...
08/09/2026

Got a P800 from HMRC? It might not be as straightforward as it seems. Double-check your tax details to avoid surprises. Curious? Read on to find out why it matters.

HMRC is currently carrying out its annual reconciliation of PAYE for the 2025-26 tax year. Between June and November, HMRC calculates the Income Tax paid by individuals and checks whether the correct amount has been collected. Where HMRC identifies a difference, it may issue a tax calculation letter...

Is your VAT system truly airtight? Identifying gaps now could save headaches later. Check if controls keep pace with you...
07/09/2026

Is your VAT system truly airtight? Identifying gaps now could save headaches later. Check if controls keep pace with your business changes. Find out why this matters today.

A strong VAT control system should clearly identify who is responsible for VAT, document the processes involved and regularly check that controls are working. HMRC also recommends keeping procedures up to date when the business, its systems or the VAT rules change.

Summer VAT relief on kids' meals and family attractions has ended. From 2 September, normal VAT rules apply. Check your ...
07/09/2026

Summer VAT relief on kids' meals and family attractions has ended. From 2 September, normal VAT rules apply. Check your tickets and payments to avoid surprises. Find out why this matters for your next day out!

The temporary 5% reduced rate of VAT introduced for certain children’s meals, tickets and family attractions ended on 1 September 2026. The relief applied from 25 June 2026 and was intended to reduce the cost of selected activities and services for families during the summer holidays.

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London
N31QB

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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