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A UK wealth tax?

The fact that the possibility, however remote, of a Conservative government introducing a one-off wealth tax is being discussed shows just how hard the UK’s economy has been hit by the coronavirus ...

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New Crown preference for tax debts

Despite fierce opposition to the measure, on 1 December 2020, the Crown (for which read HMRC - the UK tax authority), was promoted from ordinary unsecured creditor status to preferential creditor ...

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The Annual Investment Allowance: a one-off opportunity

You can currently deduct the full value of an item that qualifies for annual investment allowance (AIA) from your profits before tax but the value of this relief is due to fall sharply and businesses ...

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Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures

The US is one of the few countries in the world to tax their citizens not on their US residency status but on their citizenship. This means that US citizens (and Green Card holders) living outside of ...

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TAP features in Top Accountancy Firms 2019 list

We are delighted to have learnt today that Tax Advisory Partnership has been officially recognised as a Top Accountancy firm for Private Clients in 2019, by ePrivateClient. The list includes 32 well ...

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IRS issues draft form 1040 for 2018 Returns

The IRS recently released a draft of its new Form 1040 that every American taxpayer will use to file their 2018 tax returns early next year. And as expected, the new form is significantly different ...

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TAP Year-End Tax Tips

Please click here for our 2017/18 year end personal tax planning tips.

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White House Reveals Tax Plans

Yesterday President Trump revealed plans to significantly cut the tax rates for both individuals and businesses. There are few details of how and when these changes will be made but below are the ...

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IHT on UK residential property – look through to the future

Changes to the inheritance tax (‘IHT’) treatment of UK residential property were originally proposed in the Summer Budget 2015, to take effect as of 6 April 2017. To date, UK residential property ...

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President Donald J. Trump - What tax changes can we expect?

This morning, Donald J. Trump won the US Presidential Election.

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