Taxation
There is currently a lot of activity and hype about the 130% super-deduction for companies that ends on 31 March 2023, you may be being…
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Taxation
Since the financial year 2015 the UK corporate tax rate has been at a single rate, and that rate for the years 2017-2022 has been…
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Taxation
According to HMRC some 12.2 million people were expected to file a 2020/21 tax return by 31st January 2022, the official filing date. One week…
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Taxation
Not many people pay capital gains tax and still fewer would be in a position to claim rollover relief, That said, it is a valuable…
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Taxation
Plastic packaging tax is a brand-new tax with a brand-new acronym (PPT) and a brand-new set of rules and regulations. It kicks in on April…
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Taxation
Farmer Brown owns a piece of land which has suffered a genuine reduction in value in the five years of ownership. He bought it for…
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Taxation
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…
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Taxation
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…
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Taxation
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is an interesting tax and a relatively new one as well. It was introduced in 1965 by the Labour Chancellor, James…
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Taxation
This is a relatively new allowance which first became available in the year 2015/16. Unlike other reliefs it is a transfer of excess allowances from…
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