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Another change in the assessment of business profits is on its way… For a long time unincorporated businesses had to put up with the previous year…

While the prime object in most Estate Planning exercises is to avoid payment of IHT altogether the fact remains that an increasing number of estates…

The Government has recognised the fact that where employees are required to work from home on a regular basis for whatever reason then some tax…

In general the value of any benefit provided by an employer to an employee constitutes part of the employee’s employment income and is fully taxable.…

In recent years pensions have become a lot more attractive and with care can be an effective planning tool. It’s a specialist subject and the…

The following is an actual case reported in Taxation recently and considered at some length by a contributing barrister. Mr Apple is an employee who…

This note revisits the UK capital taxes scene where there is growing conviction that significant changes are imminent. Many fundamental suggestions have been made by…

The SEISS has provided significant support to many self-employed individuals since it was first launched in March 2020. At 31 December 2020 more than 6.8…

23rd March 2021 was going to be the tax day of days. It had been announced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer himself and given…

There was a time when everyone was entitled to a full personal allowance. Then George Osborne introduced a change in the Finance Act 2014. From…