From 6 April 2020, HMRC require tax on capital gains on disposals of UK residential property to be reported and paid within 30 days. This means paying tax up to 21 months earlier than under the previous rules, which is likely to catch many people unawares.
Selling residential property? You may need to pay tax sooner than you think
Published on 9th March 2020
There has never been a better time to start a new business in Ireland, with a growing number of generous research and development programmes for start-ups and government support for entrepreneurs.
10 things to consider for UK Businesses expanding to Ireland
Published on 4th February 2020
What happens if you withdraw valuable euros now? Back on 5 April 2012 the law said that you had to pay capital gains tax on the foreign exchange gains in bank accounts. Thankfully, the following day new rules came in which exempted gains (and losses) on bank accounts holding foreign currency.
Capital gains tax on foreign exchange gains and losses for individuals
Published on 5th December 2019
Over a third of Irish companies continue to prioritise expansion into the UK, recognising it as a key growth market and this guide highlights some of the key issues to consider for those looking to do the same.
10 things to consider for Irish businesses coming to the UK
Published on 29th November 2019
Businesses which employ intermediaries should review the supply chain and analyse the extent that payments to the intermediaries need to attract PAYE and National Insurance. They should be doing that review now to ensure that all details required to operate payroll.
Is your business ready for the 2020 off-payroll working regulations?
Published on 18th November 2019
Congratulations to Graeme Bursack
Graeme Bursack Appointed International Chairman of GMNI
Published on 1st November 2019