Settlement legislation – an overview
Date posted: 1st Nov 2025
If you want to give assets to a family member, tax rules called settlement legislation might still treat any income as yours when it comes to paying tax….
Date posted: 1st Nov 2025
If you want to give assets to a family member, tax rules called settlement legislation might still treat any income as yours when it comes to paying tax….
Date posted: 1st Nov 2025
The Enterprise Investment Scheme, or EIS for short, is all about helping small, risky businesses get the cash they need by giving investors some tax breaks when they…
Date posted: 1st Oct 2025
As the cost of living rises, you may consider letting a room in your home to bring in some much-needed additional income. This can be tax efficient as…
Date posted: 1st Oct 2025
The nature of buildings is such that it may be necessary to undertake significant repairs, such as the replacement of the roof, or even underpinning the property in…
Date posted: 1st Oct 2025
HMRC has announced that it is restarting the use of its Direct Recovery of Debts (DRD) powers, which allow the tax authority to recover unpaid tax directly from individuals’ bank…
Date posted: 1st Oct 2025
Advisory fuel rates are used when either: The employer needs to reimburse employee for costs the employee has incurred for business travel in their company cars. For the…
Date posted: 1st Oct 2025
HMRC is reminding property sellers about the vital 60-day reporting requirement for Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on UK residential property. If a UK resident sells UK land or…
Date posted: 1st Oct 2025
From 1 September 2025, HMRC has introduced new evidence requirements for non-self-assessment taxpayers claiming pension tax relief. All claims must now be made either online or by letter,…
Date posted: 4th Sep 2025
It is understood that after a successful campaign that raised over £27m in tax, HMRC will begin to widen their efforts to ensure that sole traders and partnerships…
Date posted: 4th Sep 2025
Personal and family companies often make loans to directors. However, there can be tax and National Insurance implications of doing so. Where the loan remains outstanding nine months…
