
Mark McLaughlin looks at two Income Tax anti-avoidance rules potentially affecting receipts of capital. IntroductionThe introduction of a higher Capital Gains Tax ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin looks at two Income Tax anti-avoidance rules potentially affecting receipts of capital. IntroductionThe introduction of a higher Capital Gains Tax ... Continue Reading
In the fourth of a series of extracts adapted from his eBook 'Hutton on Estate Planning' (3rd Edition), Matthew Hutton looks at the problem with Inheritance Tax ... Continue Reading
The practicalities of dealing with PAYE tax calculations are beginning to unfold for HMRC as taxpayers react to the first batch of underpayment estimates – LITRG ... Continue Reading
LITRG welcomes the opening of discussions on PAYE reform, but suggests HMRC exercise caution by ensuring that the detail is carefully thought through before moving ... Continue Reading
In the third of a series of extracts adapted from his eBook 'Hutton on Estate Planning' (3rd Edition), Matthew Hutton outlines the various types of trust and their ... Continue Reading
Inheritance Tax (IHT) reaches far and wide, but Malcolm Finney points out for Tax Insider Lite, that there is a possible exception.IntroductionThe UK’s tax system ... Continue Reading
HMRC are proposing to use a fixed costs scale in debt cases successfully pursued via the courts in England and Wales. LITRG suggests safeguards are needed to protect ... Continue Reading
LITRG’s response to the recent ‘tax policy making’ consultation suggests how individuals can be involved and encourages government to concentrate more on those ... Continue Reading
Today’s Adjudicator’s report includes an encouraging commitment to work with HMRC and others to improve complaints procedures. But what will she be saying ... Continue Reading
Sarah Bradford looks at the tax implications of taking lodgers into your home. IntroductionTaking in a lodger has distinct advantages financially, but can pose a ... Continue Reading