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CGT Enhancement Expenditure: A Catch-22
01/06/2026, by Tax Insider, Tax Articles - Capital Gains Tax, CGT

Ken Moody muses over what is allowable as ‘enhancement’ expenditure for capital gains tax purposes, and encounters what seems to be a proverbial ‘Catch ... Continue Reading

Tax on Death: The Rules You Might Not Know
01/06/2026, by Tax Insider, Tax Articles - Inheritance Tax, IHT, Trusts & Estates, Capital Taxes

Tristan Noyes explores some of the lesser-known tax rules applicable on death.   As well as being the two certainties in life, death and taxes often go hand ... Continue Reading

Property Let - Trading or Investment?
28/04/2020, by Tax Insider, Tax Articles - Property Taxation

This article was written by Jennifer Adams for Tax Insider. The question as to whether the letting of property is a trade or an investment has particular relevance ... Continue Reading

Taxation of Jointly Owned Property 2020
17/02/2020, by Tax Insider, Tax Articles - Property Taxation

There are two ways by which more than one person can own a property, either as: "Joint tenants" - whereby each is deemed to own an equal share (e.g. three "joint ... Continue Reading

Tax implications of unlawful dividends
17/12/2019, by Tax Insider, Tax Articles - Business Tax

It is often more tax-efficient for private, family companies to pay dividends to shareholders rather than a salary or bonus especially if the shareholder is a basic ... Continue Reading

Conditions for Furnished Holiday Lets
10/12/2019, by Tax Insider, Tax Articles - Savings and Investments, Pensions and Retirement

Written by Jennifer Adams for Tax Insider For tax purposes the operation of a furnished holiday let (FHL) is not a business, rather, it is deemed to be an income ... Continue Reading

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