When it comes to tax, writing wills to take into account portfolios of assets held across multiple jurisdictions, requires careful tax planning. Francesca Sassoli, senior associate at Cripps Pemberton Greenish, explains
Employees who have been claiming home office tax relief during the pandemic should review their tax codes to check whether HMRC has included the relief in their notice of coding
In this week’s Q&A, Croner Taxwise apprentice tax advisor Stuart Farmer, explains the tax implications of selling a property in the UK when resident overseas
Opting for non-dom status brings tax advantages but what are the implications for mixed domicile marriages where one partner is liable for UK tax? Mark Davies, partner at Mark Davies & Associates, looks at the options
HMRC has issued a reminder to company van operators to make sure their van fleets are correctly classified for benefit in kind purposes when completing P11D forms
Four in 10 taxpayers do not know that pension contributions automatically receive 25% tax relief despite an annual bill of over £42bn to pay for the tax break
The court has ruled that two care home owners, who sold their facility, cannot subtract debt payments from the share value and must pay capital gains tax on £8m
ContractorCalculator and tax specialist David Kirk & Co have set up the Managed Service Company (MSC) Survivors Group to help contractors affected by HMRC's latest investigation into their use
Since 1994, enterprise investment schemes (EIS) have been an important tool in the investors’ kit, but many potential investors worry that EIS-eligible businesses are too high risk. Craig Harman, tax specialist at Perrys Chartered Accountants, explains