Peter Rayney shares some valuable pointers about succession planning based on a recent client experience. Vincent was at home recovering from a very nasty ... Continue Reading
Lee Sharpe looks at the several redeeming features behind the CGT regime and particularly Only/Main Residence Relief, any of which may yet swoop to defend a besieged ... Continue Reading
TaxationWeb's Lee Sharpe looks at the 2024 Spring Budget, and considers the tax implications for self-employed taxpayers, and family companies paying dividends versus ... Continue Reading
By James Kessler QC, Amy Berry, James Davies, Michael Ranson, and Chris de Beneducci Reviewed by Mark McLaughlin CTA (Fellow) ATT (Fellow) TEPConsultant Editor, ... Continue Reading
Lee Sharpe looks again at Employee Motoring and Mileage Expenses, and the unfairness of statutory mileage rates that have not substantively risen for more than 20 ... Continue Reading
The Chancellor’s recent Plan for Growth is a house full of horrors for landlords, warns TaxationWeb’s Lee Sharpe. Introduction The Chancellor’s ... Continue Reading
Key points from the Budget-that-was-not-a-Budget, by TaxationWeb’s Lee Sharpe. Any opinions expressed in the article are those of the writer, rather than TaxationWeb ... Continue Reading
Peter Vaines covers a range of topics in his tax case update PLUS a warning about the new Economic Crime (Transparency & Enforcement) Act 2022. ATED Penalties There ... Continue Reading
Peter Boerhof, VAT Director at Vertex, reports on research into the challenges of trading into new territories, and advocates for digitalisation. Introduction Financial ... Continue Reading
TaxationWeb’s Lee Sharpe looks at a tenet, long-cherished by some, that lowering taxes – or lower tax rates – result in higher overall ... Continue Reading
