Jarem Accountants

13/06/2026

🇺🇸🇬🇧 US citizen living in the UK?

Keeping track of both US and UK tax deadlines can be challenging, especially when the two tax systems run on different calendars.

Our latest guide highlights how to keep your ducks in a row, the key filing and payment dates every US expat should know to stay compliant and avoid unnecessary penalties.

📅 UK Self Assessment deadlines
📅 US tax filing deadlines
📅 Payments on Account
📅 Extension dates for US expats

Read the full guide:
https://loom.ly/A-rlLIc

07/04/2026

Did you know your child may have US tax obligations even if they live in the UK? 🇺🇸➡️🇬🇧

If your child was born in the US or is a US citizen, they could still need to:
✔️ File US tax returns
✔️ Report UK bank accounts (FBAR)
✔️ Follow special “Kiddie Tax” rules
The good news? In many cases, no tax is owed—but filing may still be required.
We’ve created a simple guide to help parents understand what’s needed 👇

https://loom.ly/KYJWLdc

US Tax Implications for Children Under 18 Living in the UK. Make sure you understand how the UK and US operate

02/04/2026

Missed the 18 Nov 2025 Companies House ID verification deadline? Don’t panic you can still get compliant, but you need to act fast!

✔️ Verify your identity ASAP
✔️ Update your company records & Confirmation Statement
✔️ Have your ID documents ready
✔️ Avoid penalties and delays

Staying compliant protects your business, keeps filings accurate, and ensures smooth operations.

👉 Learn more: https://loom.ly/D20UM8I

Find out the importance of being compliant with the new Companies House ID Rules in the UK

31/03/2026

As the tax year comes to a close, now’s the time to get ahead for 2026/2027.

Planning early gives you the space to prepare, stay organised, and put money aside — so you’re not caught off guard later.
A proactive approach means:
✔️ Better cash flow
✔️ No last-minute surprises
✔️ More control over your tax position

Start now and stay ahead.

Read more here: https://loom.ly/wujJSJk

Find out why its important to start your self assessment early from being able to plan and taking advantage of tax allowances

13/02/2026

Are you an American living in the UK?

Paying UK tax does not automatically exempt you from US tax.

To claim the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE), you must pass:

✔ The Physical Presence Test (330 days outside the US)
OR
✔ The Bona Fide Residence Test (established UK residency for a full tax year)

The right choice depends on your travel, visa status, and long-term plans in the UK.

I often see Americans misapply these rules — especially those splitting time between the US and UK.

If you’d like a short guide explaining both tests clearly have a read of our blog or drop me a message

https://loom.ly/Fbtt-8s

Behind on US taxes while living abroad? Learn about IRS streamlined filing, FBAR rules, FEIE, and expat tax relief options.

06/01/2026

UK Tax Readiness Is About Confidence, Not Panic

Good tax outcomes rarely come from last-minute decisions.
They come from:
✔ Early review
✔ Clear records
✔ Understanding deadlines
✔ Proactive planning
With 5 April approaching, now is the ideal time to check nothing has been missed.

I’ve shared a practical guide in my latest blog for anyone wanting clarity before the end of the UK tax year.
https://loom.ly/LJC1Tg0

30/12/2025

7 Common UK Tax Mistakes Made Before 5 April
Every year I see the same issues come up:
– Leaving planning too late
– Missing allowable expenses
– Forgetting pension allowances
– Poor dividend timing
– Unexpected capital gains tax
Most of these are avoidable with a short review before the tax year ends.

I’ve outlined the key mistakes and how to avoid them in my latest blog, have a read and avoid costly mistakes https://loom.ly/LJC1Tg0

23/12/2025

That's a wrap!

This year was about more than numbers, it was about people, progress, and peace of mind.

Thank you to all our clients for allowing Jarem Accountancy to be part of your journey. We wish you a joyful Christmas and continued success in the New Year. ✨