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What is an LLP?

What is an LLP?

Date posted: 7th Jul 2021

A limited liability partnership (LLP) is not a partnership but a body corporate with a difference – there are no shareholders or guarantors (as there would be for a company…

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Corporate tax increases – are you preparing for rises?

Corporate tax increases – are you preparing for rises?

Date posted: 7th Jul 2021

It was announced at the 2021 Budget, that the corporate tax rate would rise from 19% to 25% from April 2023. Considering that corporate tax was meant to…

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Extracting profits – are you being tax efficient?

Extracting profits – are you being tax efficient?

Date posted: 7th Jul 2021

For personal and family companies, a tax efficient strategy for extracting profits is to take a small salary and to extract any further funds needed in the form…

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Furlough Grant Reduces to 70% for July

Furlough Grant Reduces to 70% for July

Date posted: 7th Jul 2021

For the month of‌‌ July the CJRS Furlough grant support from the government via HMRC reduces to 70% of the employee’s usual pay for hours not worked. This…

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SEISS – Fifth Self-employed Income Support Grant to be Paid in July

SEISS – Fifth Self-employed Income Support Grant to be Paid in July

Date posted: 7th Jul 2021

The fifth (and final) SEISS grant will be available for the self-employed to claim towards the end of July. The eligibility criteria remain broadly the same as the…

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Pension Contributions – Tax Efficient for Both Employee and Employer

Pension Contributions – Tax Efficient for Both Employee and Employer

Date posted: 7th Jul 2021

Pension contributions to approved pension funds on behalf of employees and directors continue to be a tax-free benefit provided the annual input limit is not breached. The contributions…

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Breaking up is hard to do and more painful if there is a tax bill!

Breaking up is hard to do and more painful if there is a tax bill!

Date posted: 7th Jul 2021

There could be a rise in the number of divorces, following recent announcement that the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 will come into force in April 2022….

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Check that your shares qualify for CGT business asset disposal relief

Check that your shares qualify for CGT business asset disposal relief

Date posted: 3rd Jun 2021

A recent case before the tax tribunal has confirmed that all of a company’s shares are ordinary shares except those that carry a fixed rate of return. This…

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Selling a property after someone dies – is there a capital gains tax charge?

Selling a property after someone dies – is there a capital gains tax charge?

Date posted: 3rd Jun 2021

When a person passes away, the value of assets in their estate are usually revalued to market value, at the date of death, for capital gains tax purposes….

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Extended loss carry back period – are you missing out?

Extended loss carry back period – are you missing out?

Date posted: 3rd Jun 2021

It was announced at the 2021 Budget that a company with trading losses incurred in accounting periods ending between 1 April 2020 and 31 March 2022 can be…

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