
In 2013 HMRC announced a series of campaigns designed to give taxpayers the opportunity to bring their tax affairs up to date on advantageous penalty terms - no ... Continue Reading
In 2013 HMRC announced a series of campaigns designed to give taxpayers the opportunity to bring their tax affairs up to date on advantageous penalty terms - no ... Continue Reading
According to a recent article in the Financial Times, landlords are buying fewer properties than at any time in the past nine years. The restriction in the deduction ... Continue Reading
Andrew Needham explains how if a business forgets to tell HMRC that it has opted to tax a property it can submit a ‘belated notification’. In order ... Continue Reading
BKL's David Whiscombe revisits a question as old as Income Tax itself. “Income Tax, if I may be pardoned for saying so, is a tax on income. It is not ... Continue Reading
Peter Vaines reviews a number of tax developments over the last few weeks. Corporate Residence - Where a Company Resides for Tax purposes The case ... Continue Reading
Demand for new homes has never been greater and many homeowners with large gardens are finding that they can release capital by selling part of their garden to ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin reports on a number of issues raised at the 2019 STEP Annual Tax Conference. Date: 12 June 2019 Location: Leeds Speakers reported: Simon Douglas, ... Continue Reading
The way you run your business will affect the amount and type of tax and National Insurance that you pay. When deciding on an appropriate structure for a business, ... Continue Reading
RSM UK's George Bull considers HMRC's tax collection data. HMRC’s latest tax collection data show that 2018/19 was a bumper year for the nation’s biggest ... Continue Reading
Peter Vaines considers two areas where the tribunals are continually telling HMRC it is wrong: Penalties for Non-Resident Capital Gains Tax returns, and HMRC's powers ... Continue Reading