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I encourage anyone with an unincorporated business and the year end which is not already aligned with the tax year to contact their accountants to discuss the potential impact of these proposed changes

Will I have to pay more tax next year? Changes affecting partners in professional practices and sole traders

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 9th August 2021

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This is very welcome news and potentially avoids the need for businesses to register for VAT in multiple EU Member States

VAT simplification for e-commerce businesses

Esther Wood - Partner - ewood@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 2nd June 2021

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If some or all of these changes are implemented, this could still result in a significant overhaul in the taxation of passing on wealth.

Inheritance Tax and Trusts: Changes so far and changes to come?

Reena Bhudia - rbhudia@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 31st March 2021

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This announcement is to be welcomed and should provide much needed support for businesses suffering VAT recovery issues caused by the pandemic.

HMRC Support for Businesses Suffering Lost VAT Recovery

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 29th March 2021

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The super deduction of 130% for capital expenditure and an extension of tax relief on business losses incurred during the lockdown came as a pleasant surprise.

Spring Budget 2021

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 5th March 2021

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With an increased compliance burden, the value of Gross Payment Certificates are heightened, and as such, construction businesses must ensure that their HMRC compliance history remains unblemished in spite of current pressures on cash.

Changes to the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) 2020

Cetin Suleyman - Managing Partner - csuleyman@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 19th November 2020

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A Picture of Aidan Roberson - Tax Manager

With glimpses of the end of the pandemic in sight, it would seem prudent to accelerate existing plans for company liquidations and asset disposals ahead of the Budget expected next spring.

Back to the Future for CGT?

Aidan Roberson - Tax Manager - aroberson@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 12th November 2020

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Whilst this is without doubt a very challenging year, I am sure that it will be the thinking coming from families in business that will help the economy to Build Back Better.

Family Businesses – The Engine Room of the National Economy

Charlotte Tong - Director - ctong@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 23rd September 2020

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Consider what advice or technology is essential in order for your organisation to survive and thrive and make sure you have your information ready to make an initial expression of interest.

Get ready to apply for the Restart & Recovery SME Grants

Larry Phillips - Senior Partner - lphillips@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 16th August 2021

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I encourage anyone with an unincorporated business and the year end which is not already aligned with the tax year to contact their accountants to discuss the potential impact of these proposed changes

Will I have to pay more tax next year? Changes affecting partners in professional practices and sole traders

This is very welcome news and potentially avoids the need for businesses to register for VAT in multiple EU Member States

VAT simplification for e-commerce businesses

If some or all of these changes are implemented, this could still result in a significant overhaul in the taxation of passing on wealth.

Inheritance Tax and Trusts: Changes so far and changes to come?

This announcement is to be welcomed and should provide much needed support for businesses suffering VAT recovery issues caused by the pandemic.

HMRC Support for Businesses Suffering Lost VAT Recovery

The super deduction of 130% for capital expenditure and an extension of tax relief on business losses incurred during the lockdown came as a pleasant surprise.

Spring Budget 2021

With an increased compliance burden, the value of Gross Payment Certificates are heightened, and as such, construction businesses must ensure that their HMRC compliance history remains unblemished in spite of current pressures on cash.

Changes to the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) 2020

With glimpses of the end of the pandemic in sight, it would seem prudent to accelerate existing plans for company liquidations and asset disposals ahead of the Budget expected next spring.

Back to the Future for CGT?

Whilst this is without doubt a very challenging year, I am sure that it will be the thinking coming from families in business that will help the economy to Build Back Better.

Family Businesses – The Engine Room of the National Economy

Consider what advice or technology is essential in order for your organisation to survive and thrive and make sure you have your information ready to make an initial expression of interest.

Get ready to apply for the Restart & Recovery SME Grants

Initial thoughts are that companies should be looking at their distributable reserves and considering paying dividends before 6 April 2022 and employers could consider salaries and bonuses before the same date as well.

I encourage anyone with an unincorporated business and the year end which is not already aligned with the tax year to contact their accountants to discuss the potential impact of these proposed changes

This is very welcome news and potentially avoids the need for businesses to register for VAT in multiple EU Member States

If some or all of these changes are implemented, this could still result in a significant overhaul in the taxation of passing on wealth.

This announcement is to be welcomed and should provide much needed support for businesses suffering VAT recovery issues caused by the pandemic.

The super deduction of 130% for capital expenditure and an extension of tax relief on business losses incurred during the lockdown came as a pleasant surprise.

With an increased compliance burden, the value of Gross Payment Certificates are heightened, and as such, construction businesses must ensure that their HMRC compliance history remains unblemished in spite of current pressures on cash.

With glimpses of the end of the pandemic in sight, it would seem prudent to accelerate existing plans for company liquidations and asset disposals ahead of the Budget expected next spring.

Whilst this is without doubt a very challenging year, I am sure that it will be the thinking coming from families in business that will help the economy to Build Back Better.

Consider what advice or technology is essential in order for your organisation to survive and thrive and make sure you have your information ready to make an initial expression of interest.