In the eighth of a series of extracts adapted from his eBook 'Hutton on Estate Planning' (3rd Edition), Matthew Hutton highlights a potential tax trap regarding ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin warns to watch out for close company loans to participators. Introduction Many business owners operate more than one business, often ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin considers the implications of the decision in the recent P A Holdings case. Background In Revenue and Customs v PA Holdings Ltd [2010] ... Continue Reading
In the seventh of a series of extracts adapted from his eBook 'Hutton on Estate Planning' (3rd Edition), Matthew Hutton looks at Inheritance Tax (IHT) planning ... Continue Reading
Steve Allen of VAT Advisers Ltd looks at the practice of 'business splitting' for VAT purposes. Introduction The impending 20% rate of VAT from 1 January ... Continue Reading
HMRC issuing large numbers of PAYE tax calculations has put tax in the headlines recently. LITRG gives a reminder of this and other issues to think about this ... Continue Reading
A difficult balancing act for any government is to make cuts in HMRC without killing the goose that is laying the golden eggs. LITRG reports on yesterday’s ... Continue Reading
LITRG reports on HMRC and DWP’s error and fraud joint policy document, which fails to recognise that these are quite different concepts and downplays the ... Continue Reading
Do you file a Self Assessment tax return on paper? If so, you have just a few days left to file your return by the 31 October deadline.IntroductionIf you miss the ... Continue Reading
James McBrearty (‘The Twittering Tax Man’), Managing Director of taxhelp.uk.com, talks about Twitter and its application in a tax context. What is Twitter?A ... Continue Reading
