Renovating a residential property – what are the tax issues?
Date posted: 9th May 2023
It has been commonplace over the last several decades for individuals to be bitten by the property bug a buy a “do-er-upper” but there are varying tax issues,…
Date posted: 9th May 2023
It has been commonplace over the last several decades for individuals to be bitten by the property bug a buy a “do-er-upper” but there are varying tax issues,…
Date posted: 19th Apr 2023
You may have missed it, but we are in a new year. There were no celebrations, no fireworks and no sight of Jools Holland but at midnight on…
Date posted: 19th Apr 2023
Clive Owen LLP senior tax manager Elizabeth Layfield has become one of a handful of chartered accountants and chartered tax advisers to become a full member of STEP….
Date posted: 17th Apr 2023
Introduced in 2016, trivial benefits have their own tax exemption, which if used wisely can be used to treat employees. Nature of the exemption The exemption applies if…
Date posted: 14th Apr 2023
As well as requiring businesses to declare benefits received by employees by 6 July 2023, HMRC also require companies to notify them of a wide range of transactions…
Date posted: 13th Apr 2023
The new tax year is here and HM Revenue & Customs are issuing individuals with notices to complete a Tax Return (some people may be notified online) for…
Date posted: 13th Apr 2023
Reminder letters have been issued by HMRC in relation to the Certificate of Tax Deposit (CTD) scheme. The CTD was a way for individuals and companies to deposit…
Date posted: 13th Apr 2023
If an employer provides a benefit to an employee (company car, private medical, gym membership etc), then it is usually the case that such benefits are declared on…
Date posted: 13th Apr 2023
Under English law, there are two ways in which property can be owned jointly – as joint tenants or as tenants in common. The way in which a…
Date posted: 7th Mar 2023
If you have previously not claimed full tax relief for say gift aid donations or pension contributions, then in most circumstances, you have four years to make a…
