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Is your business an ‘adventure in the nature of trade’ ?
Is your business an ‘adventure in the nature of trade’ ? Sometimes it is evident that a trade is being undertaken —…
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Is your business an ‘adventure in the nature of trade’ ? Sometimes it is evident that a trade is being undertaken —…
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Using the capital gains tax land and buildings toolkit HMRC produce a number of toolkits which highlight common errors found in self-assessment…
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Different lets, different tax rules From a tax perspective, all lets are not equal, and the rules that apply to furnished holiday…
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What qualifies for private residence relief? Private residence relief is a well-known relief but one which is often misunderstood. It applies to…
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Pros and cons of the VAT flat rate scheme The flat rate scheme offers VAT registered traders who meet the eligibility conditions…
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Tax-free savings income There are various ways to enjoy savings income tax-free. However, not all routes are open to all taxpayers –…
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Is paying mileage allowances at the approved rate still a good idea? Where an employee uses their own vehicle for business journeys,…
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National Insurance changes for the self-employed If their profits are high enough, the self-employed pay two classes of National Insurance contribution –…
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Loans to directors – beware of the higher section 455 charge Directors and shareholders in close companies are often able to influence…
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Post-cessation receipts and expenses – tax treatment Sometimes a business may have ceased trading but then receives income or incurs expenses that…
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