
RSM UK's George Bull explains why a recent IFS report is wrong to suggest that partnerships should pay more National Insurance Contributions The title of ... Continue Reading
RSM UK's George Bull explains why a recent IFS report is wrong to suggest that partnerships should pay more National Insurance Contributions The title of ... Continue Reading
Peter Vaines looks at NHS proposals to circumvent the IR35 personal service company rules, and the rights of taxpayers and others to access HMRC information. IR35: ... Continue Reading
Stay ahead of the crowd with the latest planning tips and news for accountants and tax professionals. To celebrate our one year anniversary of the launch ... Continue Reading
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rules state that any gain made on the disposal of a property is exempt from tax if the property is (or has been at any time during the ... Continue Reading
BKL looks at the recent Dundas case on Capital Allowances that were claimed out of time - until HMRC opened tax enquiries. When is a time limit not a time limit? ... Continue Reading
This article is an extract from our specialist tax report Taxation of Property Partnerships and Joint Ownership The precise saving potentially to be made will ... Continue Reading
BKL considers the tax treatment of the receipt of compensation as damages. A client recently asked us if damages received from an accountant who has given negligent ... Continue Reading
RSM UK's George Bull points out that the government has known for years about the looming pension tax problems for doctors and others in the public sector - and ... Continue Reading
Lee Sharpe looks at the new VAT Reverse Charge in Construction regime, coming to a building site near you from 1 October 2019… Please note important update ... Continue Reading
Principal Private Residence Relief (PPR) is one of the most valuable and claimed reliefs against a charge to Capital Gains Tax on the disposal of a dwelling house. ... Continue Reading