2012/13 UK TAX RETURNS & LATE FILING PENALTIES
This article centres around 2 key questions:
Read MoreIt is always disappointing to hear news of redundancies, but sadly the likes of Reuters and Barclays have announced some fairly major cutbacks of late. One slightly nicer side to severance packages ...
Read MoreToday saw the Chancellors Autumn Statement, which now seems to fall traditionally in early December!
Read MoreIf you have recently started a new role with a UK employer following completion of your under graduate, and/or post graduate studies you will probably be aware that you will be subject to UK income ...
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Some readers may be aware of recent press announcements by HMRC in connection with the up and coming buy to-let property amnesty. The intention of the scheme is to attract landlords who ...
Read MoreThe Finance Act passed into law as expected on 17 July 2013, and is perhaps best summed up as an anti-avoidance bill. There are some positives, however, and we have sought to draw out the good and ...
Read MoreThe Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings or “ATED” regime is now upon us, and could end up being a first step towards a so-called mansion tax in the UK.
September 4, 2013
by Julian Brooks
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As recently reported in the FT*, those claiming non-domicile status in the UK may well receive a letter from HMRC gently reminding them that non-UK income/gains which they remit to the UK are ...
Read MoreHMRC have again intimated that they are comfortable with the concept of so-called "Discounted Gift Trusts" which can be used as part of an inheritance tax mitigation strategy.
Read MoreHMRC have issued revised guidance on the Statutory Residence Test and the operation of Overseas Workdays Relief (OWR) in this “brave new world”.
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