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The issue Before March 1998, ‘bed and breakfasting’ of shares was a generally accepted piece of tax planning. This would work by
The issue SDLT on property exchanges can be quite complicated, although the main principle is fairly easy to understand. For example, if
The issue From 1 April 2023 the headline rate of UK corporation tax increased from 19% to 25%. However, companies with low
The issue R&D tax relief rules have seen numerous alterations and changes in recent years. Examples of some of the recent changes
The issue After just over 50 days of a new Labour government, the early warning sirens are already ringing for many UK
The issue We are seeing and hearing about an increasing number of HMRC errors in relation to tax enquiries. I am not
The issue Once again taxpayers are quaking in their boots about the prospect of a possible increase in capital gains tax. The
The issue As a matter of fact, many individuals are now considering breaking UK tax residence. Many of these individuals will have
The final Conservative Budget in March announced that the FHL regime – which offers various advantages for individuals and companie...
The issue The use of bridging loans in a section 162 incorporation have recently incurred the wrath of tax blogger, Dan Neidle
The issue The Statutory Residence Test (SRT) rules determine if an individual is UK tax resident in a given year and hence
The issue We recently considered a scenario where a property development company was considering acquiring a £3m house for development pu...
