BKL reports on a recent VAT case with implications for digital content delivery. In News Corp UK & Ireland Ltd v HMRC [2019] UKUT 0404 (TCC) the question before ... Continue Reading
BKL considers some of the possible CGT developments in the coming Budget - particularly Entrepreneurs' Relief. We suggested before the General Election that clients ... Continue Reading
BKL looks at how simple changes to one's financial affairs can save substantial amounts of Inheritance Tax When a life insurance policy pays out, the default position ... Continue Reading
RSM UK's Susan Ball reports that HMRC has been reviewing public sector engagements, with possible implications for the private sector from April 2020. Over recent ... Continue Reading
In September the Government commissioned Sir Amyas Morse to carry out an independent review of the controversial “Disguised Remuneration Loan Charge”, ... Continue Reading
RSM UK's Andy Ilsley warns that UK businesses currently using the VAT MOSS will have to switch to the non-EU alternative - and that there is no de minimis registration ... Continue Reading
Does a break in activity mean a trade has ceased? BKL's David Whiscombe looks at the recent Potter case involving Entrepreneurs' Relief. Entrepreneurs’ Relief ... Continue Reading
The ICPA’s Tony Margaritelli comments on the rising tide of compliance for practitioners. I am really pleased to have secured a super 25% discount against ... Continue Reading
RSM UK's Andrew Hinsley has some advice if you have received a "nudge letter", where HMRC suspects undisclosed UK residential property income. Introduction Earlier ... Continue Reading
Our limited time offer for accountants and tax professionals is now live! Written for sole practitioners and small accounting practices, start off September with ... Continue Reading
