HMRC have announced a package of measures intended to simplify and modernise the tax system. These include mandating the payrolling of Benefits In Kind, from April 2026, and allowing parents who do
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HMRC has launched a consultation ‘Tax Simplification for Alternative Finance’. This explores proposals to address the difference in Capital Gains Tax (CGT) treatment when property is refinanced using alternative, rather than conventional, finance
Selling online and paying taxes - yes that includes sites like Vinted and Ebay. New rules came into effect from January 1, 2024 for online selling platforms which could affect you even
Dividends vs Salary: Which is the better choice for company directors? Dividends vs Salary is a common question we get from company directors and limited companies. As a business owner, your business
Private Residence Relief (PRR) is a crucial component of the UK's tax system, providing homeowners with relief from Capital Gains Tax (CGT) when selling their primary residence. This relief is designed to
Common questions we receive are often about Investment Bonds and Tax. Are Investment Bonds taxed under Capital Gains Tax? What is a chargeable event gain and how is it calculated? How do
The Property Hybrid Partnership is a much-publicised scheme being marketed as a tax planning option for individual property landlords which is being referred to as a Property Hybrid Partnership or ‘hybrid business model’.
The UK has left the EU and with the transition period coming to an end on 1st January 2021, it’s more important than ever, that businesses are ready for the impact that Brexit will
Current list of deliberate tax defaulters HMRC publishes current list of deliberate tax defaulters, those people who have received penalties either for: deliberate errors in their tax returns or deliberately failing to comply with
Special Report: Changes to Capital Gains Tax, private residence and lettings reliefs Home sweet home For many, owning and selling their own home is thought to be tax-free but, as always, tax is
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