Date posted: 21st Jun 2022
In common with other types of businesses, expenses are unavoidable when running a property business. However, subject to certain conditions, it is possible to obtain tax relief for…
Date posted: 21st Jun 2022
All good things, must come to the end. If you are operating your own limited company and looking to retire or cease trading, then you will need to…
Date posted: 21st Jun 2022
Legislation around ‘Trivial Benefits’ was introduced a few years ago, to save employers from having to report relatively small amounts given to employees as taxable on a form…
Date posted: 21st Jun 2022
A lot of taxpayers are under the impression that if they file their tax return earlier than the January deadline, they will be required to pay the tax…
Date posted: 21st Jun 2022
Sadly, marriages and civil partnership do end. Understandably, when a married couple or civil partners separate, tax planning may not be at the top of their list of …
Date posted: 21st Jun 2022
In recent times, many employers have organised salary sacrifice arrangements to allow employees to give up some of their contractual salary in exchange for say additional pension contributions…
Date posted: 21st Jun 2022
In short, no, but there can be tax differences between acquiring new and second hand cars. As things stand, the shortage of semiconductors has meant long delays in…
Date posted: 21st Jun 2022
In the wake of an increasingly tight jobs market with vacancies outstripping job seekers, one of the largest independent regional firms of business advisers and accountants believes companies…
Date posted: 16th Jun 2022
The number of higher rate taxpayers is increasing. Can anything be done? According to a late 2021 IFS study, more taxpayers are being subjected to higher rate taxes….
Date posted: 30th May 2022
Now the dust has settled on Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s ‘cost of living crisis’ response Clive Owen LLP tax partner Lee Watson has dissected the measures to see what they really…
