If you have not done so already, I encourage you to read Andy Key’s guest blog of last week: “A pivotal moment: opportunity or threat”. It was interesting and thought-provoking, and has got me thinking a lot about my own practice as much as it has my clients’...
Tax Tuesday recommends that that now is a surprisingly good time for taxpayers to step back and review their overall tax position. Consider the following 9 reasons why: 1. Your business may never have been under so much pressure 2. You may never have suffered as much...
There are approximately 1.2 million disposals of residential property every year in the UK. The majority of these are the sale of main residence, and therefore have no Capital Gains Tax (CGT) liability. However, if you own a second home or have a buy-to-let property...
It surely isn’t a controversial proposition to predict that the current crisis might have lasting consequences on the way we live and work. It may be that this period of strife, restriction and reflection pushes us further and faster down some of the tracks which we...
The immediate challenge facing the world (we don’t need to mention its name) has already had, and may well continue to have, a significantly negative impact upon asset values. We are all are too well aware of this. We hope and believe that this will be a temporary...
During yesterday’s Budget debate, it was confirmed that the IR35 tax reforms would be delayed to April 2021. IR35, which came into effect in 2000, was introduced to tackle contractors working as disguised employees in Limited companies in order to take advantage of...
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