Some Employment Issues for Your Radar!
Whilst we now have a new UK government, employers, payroll and employment law professionals should not forget the last parliamentary session as we wait for
Some Employment Issues for Your Radar! Read More »
Whilst we now have a new UK government, employers, payroll and employment law professionals should not forget the last parliamentary session as we wait for
Some Employment Issues for Your Radar! Read More »
When someone buys the trade and assets of a business, they have the option of retaining the VAT number. How is this done, and what
Buying a Business and Retaining the VAT Number Read More »
Substantial increases in tax charges over the years have removed much of the attraction of company cars; employees will often, instead, use their own car
The distinction between legal and beneficial ownership of land and property (in English law) is important. When a dwelling is (say) transferred from one individual
A sole trader looking to expand their business might be weighing up the ‘pros’ and ‘cons’ of a partnership or a limited company. They are
Decisions, Decisions! Partnership Or Limited Company? Read More »
The employment-related securities legislation deals with arrangements involving shares and securities provided by reason of employment where the full value of the employment reward provided
Tax Implications of Awarding Shares to Nonemployees Read More »
Under the loan relationships rules for companies, debits on loan arrangements are not deductible for corporation tax purposes in the following circumstances: Generally, no deduction
Don’t Write Off Your Chances of Tax Relief! Read More »
Employers complete PAYE form P45 for the leaving employee. In HMRC’s ideal world, a new employee presents their P45; the tax code, previous pay and
Time to P45 the P45? Read More »
Business-to-customer (‘B2C’) sales of goods to the EU can be dealt with in one of two ways, which are at the choice of the supplier.
VAT: The EU’s Import One-Stop Shop System Read More »
An individual carrying on a trade, profession or vocation (either alone or in partnership) is subject to income tax (and Class 4 National Insurance contributions)
In with the New: Basis Period Rules Read More »