These HMRC rates only apply to:- • Reimburse employees for business travel in their company cars; or • Require employees to repay the cost of fuel used for private travel Electric cars - from 1 June 2026 the advisory electric rates for fully electric cars will be:- • 7p per mile for home charging • 15p per mile for public charging Electricity is not a fuel for car fuel benefit purposes. When employees are reimbursed up to the advisory fuel rates for business travel in their c

Employers must provide employees with their 2025/26 P60 by this Sunday, 31 May 2026, either in paper or electronic format. A P60 outlines an employee’s total pay and deductions for the tax year. It must be issued to all employees who were on the payroll as of the final day of the tax year, 5 April 2026. Employers who are exempt from submitting payroll information online can request P60 forms directly from HMRC. #FarrellAndFarrell #crossbordertaxadvisors #crossborder #taxa

HMRC are seeing more late VAT returns when the deadline falls on a weekend or bank holiday. Some businesses and agents believe returns can be submitted the next working day. This is not correct. VAT return deadlines do not change if they fall on a weekend or bank holiday. HMRC accepts VAT returns on weekends and bank holidays. Late submissions may lead to penalties. If you cannot submit on those days, you should submit and pay by the last working day before the deadline.

From 20 May 2026, new rules apply if you rent out accommodations for 21 nights or less you must register with Fáilte Ireland and get a registration number, which must appear in all ads or listings. Rental platforms must show this number on listings. What counts as short-term letting? • Renting a property or room for up to 21 nights. • Includes houses, apartments or rooms in a home. • Does not include hotels, B&Bs, etc. Who must register? • Anyone (person or company) renting s