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The issue Gains on insurance bonds are taxed in a somewhat unintuitive way. Gains are charged to income tax and the amount
The issue Many companies will be starting to think about ‘full expensing’, which was temporarily introduced at the 2023 Spring Budget and
The issue Double cab pick-ups have been in the news (at least the tax news!) over the last few weeks. I must
The issue Section 162 TCGA 1992 is a handy piece of legislation which allows business owners to incorporate without triggering an immediate
The issue Business Relief (BR) is a very valuable relief which can reduce inheritance tax (IHT) on death. Perhaps the most common
The issue The heady days of a £10m lifetime Entrepreneurs’ Relief allowance are now a distant memory. This was reduced to £1m
The issue It is fairly common for sporting clubs to seek cheap finance from its members for various initiatives (e.g. new tennis
The issue There seems to be quite a lot of misunderstanding about the tax implications of property exchanges. Many people appear to
The issue Tax blogger, Dan Neidle, has recently turned his hand to creating (well deserved) headaches for the Post Office. The tax
The issue There has been quite a lot of recent press coverage about HMRC popping up on Luke Littler’s Twitter (or X
The issue Over the past few days, much attention has been given to a new ‘side hustle tax’ coming into force from
The issue Rumour has it that when Facebook’s first office needed painting the company did not have enough money to pay the
