Peter Vaines considers recent tax developments - and makes a pessimistic prediction. New Non Dom Rules The Finance Bill was published on 20th March and, ... Continue Reading
BOOK REVIEW: Taxation of Companies and Company Reconstructions (Ninth Edition) Authors: Richard Bramwell QC, John Lindsay, Alun James, Julian Hickey, Michael CollinsPublished ... Continue Reading
BOOK REVIEW: McCutcheon on Inheritance Tax (Seventh Edition) Authors: Withers LLP, Aparna Nathan and Marika Lemos Published by Sweet & Maxwell Inheritance ... Continue Reading
On 1 April, National Minimum Wage rates changed, and on 6 April, the new tax year starts: a good time to check your tax situation, suggests LITRG. Introduction There ... Continue Reading
The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group has set out an agenda for making the tax system fairer and easier to use for taxpayers on low incomes. Introduction In its report ... Continue Reading
National Insurance is soon to become a great deal more expensive for some self-employed earners on very low profits – Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) ... Continue Reading
TW Ed points out that the new rules for salary sacrifice may yet offer some useful tax-saving opportunities, thanks to the transitional provisions. Introduction We ... Continue Reading
The key theme of the Chancellor’s Spring Budget 2017 in relation to taxation was the importance of having a fair, sustainable and competitive tax system. Introduction The ... Continue Reading
The Positives: It could have been worse The Negatives: It very soon will be The general consensus appears to be that this Budget was uneventful. But some ... Continue Reading
Reflections on the 2017 Spring Budget, from Grant Thornton There has been a focus recently on the different ways in which individuals can provide their ... Continue Reading
