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‘Illegal’ dividends and the pandemic
Lee Sharpe takes a tax-centric look at what happens if a company pays dividends it cannot afford. For more tax planning tips when using dividends, please refer to our new tax saving report: Dividend T...
Employer-provided loans: A ‘cheap’ benefit?
Sarah Laing looks at how employers can help employees by offering a tax-free cheap or interest-free loan. The tax legislation provides that a tax charge will arise where a director or employee obtains...
Salary waivers: Giving it up – Properly!
Mark McLaughlin looks at the tax treatment of waiving salary and a potential pitfall. The Coronavirus pandemic has had a devastating effect on businesses; many are struggling to survive severe financi...
Keep it in the family!
Mark McLaughlin looks at family investment companies and a possible challenge by HMRC on the effectiveness of such structures for inheritance tax purposes. A family investment company (FIC) is a possi...
Employees working from home during Covid-19: Tax tips
In this excerpt from the report ‘COVID-19 Tax Issues For Businesses’, Sarah Bradford gives some advice for employers and employees in this current situation. Employees Working From Home To...
Coronavirus statutory sick pay and statutory leave
In this excerpt from the report ‘COVID-19 Tax Issues For Businesses’, Sarah Bradford gives some advice for employers and employees in this current situation. Coronavirus Statutory Sick Pay...
All good things must come to an end: Closing the family company
Sarah Bradford explores ways in which the family company may be shut down and the tax implications of each. Many family businesses were left struggling as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic. A perio...
How to structure a husband and wife business
Alan Pink considers the rival attractions of the limited company and partnership structures for husband and wife (or civil partner) businesses from a tax perspective. The decision on how to structure ...
I’m not trading – or am I?
Lee Sharpe looks at how the perennial issue of trading status stacks up today. Recently, the issue of whether somebody is trading has conjured to mind images of toilet paper, and lots of it (i.e. due ...
Furnished holiday lets: Where are we now?
Chris Thorpe explores the current position regarding furnished lets and their tax treatment Normally, a property let out to tenants is an investment asset for tax purposes. However, if that property i...
VAT: Insurance – Block policies
Andrew Needham looks at the VAT consequences of block insurance policies. The key characteristics of a ‘block policy’ are that there is a contract between the block policyholder (sometimes...
The ‘forgotten’ CGT relief
Mark McLaughlin highlights a valuable capital gains tax relief that is sometimes overlooked. Many individual business owners are aware that a capital gains tax (CGT) rate of only 10% can apply if busi...
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To be honest I thought I was pretty ‘clued-up’ on tax issues. However, I found four articles in the first issue alone which had tax tips which I didn’t know about! Just one of these tips is going to allow us to claim an extra £100 per week as a tax deductible expense which I didn’t previously know was possible.
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