Doing Up a Property – Are you Trading?
Taking on a renovation project can be hugely appealing, particularly if the property is subsequently sold at a profit. However, from a tax perspective, it
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Taking on a renovation project can be hugely appealing, particularly if the property is subsequently sold at a profit. However, from a tax perspective, it
Doing Up a Property – Are you Trading? Read More »
The Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) is an annual tax payable on residential property valued at more than £500,000 which is held by a
Do you Need to Pay the Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings By 30 April 2023? Read More »
If you let a furnished property, it is very likely that you will need to replace domestic items from time to time. A specific relief
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In March last year, the government published a White Paper setting out its final position on reforming Companies House ahead of introducing legislation. The big
Companies House Changes – A Reason for Disincorporation? Read More »
On 15 March 2023, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt presented his first Budget to Parliament and set out a plan to reduce inflation, grow the economy and
Tax E-News – Budget Special Read More »
Tax repayment claims are usually made via the submission of a tax return. The time limit for amending a return (whether individual or company) is
Overpayment Relief Claim – How Long Do you Have? Read More »
Post-pandemic, many businesses are finding that their trading circumstances have changed such that the non-standard VAT scheme under which the business is registered is no
When Should a Business Leave a VAT Scheme? Read More »
As far as National Insurance was concerned, the 2022/23 tax year was a tricky one featuring in-year changes to the primary threshold and in-year changes
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Changes to the corporation tax regime come into effect from 1 April 2023 – the start of the financial year (FY) 2023. From that date
New Corporation Tax Regime Read More »
In an alphabet share structure, each shareholder has a different class of share. For example, one shareholder may have A ordinary shares, another B ordinary
Is An Alphabet Share Structure Still Worthwhile? Read More »