Category Archives: Business Tax

Businesses should use the period to October 2019 to review contracts, update systems and understand the definition of labour for this purpose.

VAT Reverse Charge for Construction Industry coming late 2019

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 26th June 2018

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UK holding companies should review Double Tax Treaties with those countries where subsidiaries are located to consider the potential cost impact of Withholding Taxes being levied.

Is your UK holding company Brexit proof?

Graeme Bursack - Partner - gbursack@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 23rd May 2018

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The UK is the first country to bring in this type of register and so there are no other models to draw on and the government is intending to “…proceed cautiously , striking the right balance between improving transparency and minimising burdens on legitimate commercial activity”.

Government confirms draft Bill on new register of foreign entities owning UK property

Michael Goldstein - Partner - mgoldstein@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 3rd April 2018

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Overseas companies owning a UK property or bidding for public contracts will need to register.

New Register to disclose beneficial ownership of foreign entities owning UK property

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 20th March 2018

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It never ceases to amaze me the number of occasions that partnership loss planning is necessary, even on a successful project.

Partnership loss planning: Why it should feature even in the good years

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 18th December 2017

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From 6 April 2018 the costs to both employees and employers will rise in the majority of cases, with traps for the unwary and poorly advised.

Termination payments: The £30,000 question

Aidan Roberson - Tax Manager - aroberson@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 8th December 2017

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The firm’s only defence is having preventative measures in place. It does not matter if the senior management were in the dark.

The new offence of failing to prevent tax evasion: Is your firm ready?

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 6th December 2017

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An increase in IHT is far more likely than a reduction, and there is already a lot of speculation around the high cost to the exchequer of business property relief (BPR).

Will Philip Hammond’s first Autumn Budget be a budget for the young?

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 20th October 2017

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A practical consequence of an exit will be cessation of access to the parent-subsidiary directive and the interest and royalties directives. These directives are designed to allow for flow of funds between member states without withholding taxes. After March 2019 the terms of the tax treaty between the UK and the relevant counter party will govern the extent that withholding taxes will apply.

How might Brexit impact UK businesses?

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 27th July 2017

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Category Archives: Business Tax

Businesses should use the period to October 2019 to review contracts, update systems and understand the definition of labour for this purpose.

VAT Reverse Charge for Construction Industry coming late 2019

UK holding companies should review Double Tax Treaties with those countries where subsidiaries are located to consider the potential cost impact of Withholding Taxes being levied.

Is your UK holding company Brexit proof?

The UK is the first country to bring in this type of register and so there are no other models to draw on and the government is intending to “…proceed cautiously , striking the right balance between improving transparency and minimising burdens on legitimate commercial activity”.

Government confirms draft Bill on new register of foreign entities owning UK property

Overseas companies owning a UK property or bidding for public contracts will need to register.

New Register to disclose beneficial ownership of foreign entities owning UK property

It never ceases to amaze me the number of occasions that partnership loss planning is necessary, even on a successful project.

Partnership loss planning: Why it should feature even in the good years

From 6 April 2018 the costs to both employees and employers will rise in the majority of cases, with traps for the unwary and poorly advised.

Termination payments: The £30,000 question

The firm’s only defence is having preventative measures in place. It does not matter if the senior management were in the dark.

The new offence of failing to prevent tax evasion: Is your firm ready?

An increase in IHT is far more likely than a reduction, and there is already a lot of speculation around the high cost to the exchequer of business property relief (BPR).

Will Philip Hammond’s first Autumn Budget be a budget for the young?

How might Brexit impact UK businesses?

Businesses should use the period to October 2019 to review contracts, update systems and understand the definition of labour for this purpose.

UK holding companies should review Double Tax Treaties with those countries where subsidiaries are located to consider the potential cost impact of Withholding Taxes being levied.

The UK is the first country to bring in this type of register and so there are no other models to draw on and the government is intending to “…proceed cautiously , striking the right balance between improving transparency and minimising burdens on legitimate commercial activity”.

Overseas companies owning a UK property or bidding for public contracts will need to register.

HMRC is considering harmonising the tax treatment of work-related training, so that tax relief would be available in all scenarios.

It never ceases to amaze me the number of occasions that partnership loss planning is necessary, even on a successful project.

From 6 April 2018 the costs to both employees and employers will rise in the majority of cases, with traps for the unwary and poorly advised.

The firm’s only defence is having preventative measures in place. It does not matter if the senior management were in the dark.

An increase in IHT is far more likely than a reduction, and there is already a lot of speculation around the high cost to the exchequer of business property relief (BPR).