Married? Here’s how to reduce CGT bills
Posted by Karen Jones on December 21, 2023If you are married or in a civil partnership, there’s a simple way to reduce your CGT bills. We take a look at how it works.
HMRC Tax Investigation : What you need to know
Posted by Mark Ingle on December 18, 2023Tax enquiries have been on the rise over the past few years so it’s important that you know what would happen.
Inheritance Tax and the Acceptance in Lieu scheme
Posted by Ben Locker on December 18, 2023If you have an IHT, you may be able to settle it by donating items such as artworks and manuscripts via the Acceptance in Lieu scheme.
Inheritance Tax changes and common questions
Posted by Ian Henman on December 13, 2023Inheritance tax rules can be difficult to understand, so we have answered some of the most common IHT questions.
Trusts? Don’t forget to register your Trusts…….
Posted by Ian Henman on December 8, 2023Trusts can be an important tool when it comes to tax planning and organising your financial affairs. We look at how trusts started and some of the issues involved in using them.
Making a Will: your New Year resolution?
Posted by Ian Henman on December 4, 2023The number of people making a Will is rising. But some 60% of us don’t have an up-to-date Will. So why not make yours in the new year.
Trading losses? Here’s how you can use them to cut your tax bill….
Posted by Mark Ingle on December 1, 2023Trading losses can sometimes result in a tax refund for your business. Here’s how to reduce your tax bill if your trade is losing money.
Domestic Items Relief and Landlords
Posted by Karen Jones on November 29, 2023Understanding when domestic items relief can be claimed is important as it determines whether a cost is tax-deductible or not.
Second homes council tax loophole now closed
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on November 24, 2023Government closes a common second homes council tax loophole. New rules came into force in April 2023.
Landlord limited company formations
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on November 20, 2023Research shows that the numbers of landlord limited company formations continue to increase. But is it worth managing properties in this way?
