Category Archives: Personal Tax

A Picture of Aidan Roberson - Tax Manager

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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There is a legal “Requirement to Correct” by September 2018, and anyone who does not do so will face penalties for “Failure to Correct” of between 100% and 200% of the tax at stake. In the worst cases there are additional penalties of 10% of the value of the offshore asset and naming and shaming on HMRC’s website.

HMRC’s war on offshore assets

Aidan Roberson - Tax Manager - aroberson@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 16th November 2017

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A Picture of Richard Verge - Tax Director

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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There is much to deal with when relocating, but ignoring your personal tax position can be costly

Your personal tax position when relocating to the UK

Janet Pilborough-Skinner - jpilborough-skinner@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 17th October 2017

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The trust register represents unprecedented exposure for all of those involved with trusts, be they settlors, beneficiaries or even professional advisers. In particular, it places a heavy burden on trustees and will increase the costs of administering trusts.

The New Trusts Register – What trustees need to know

Aidan Roberson - Tax Manager - aroberson@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 5th September 2017

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Settlors and beneficiaries are being put in the spotlight, but the obligation falls on trustees and failure to report can result in two years in jail. In seeking to shine a light on murkier areas, the EU has placed a heavy burden on them.

The New Trusts Register – What Settlors and Beneficiaries need to know

Aidan Roberson - Tax Manager - aroberson@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 5th September 2017

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Non-Domicile Tax Regime changes confirmed as effective from April 2017

Janet Pilborough-Skinner - jpilborough-skinner@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 13th July 2017

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A significant number of proposals have been dropped from the Finance Bill including all the non-dom changes.

General Election leads Government to drop most of Finance Bill including all changes for Non-Doms

Janet Pilborough-Skinner - jpilborough-skinner@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 25th April 2017

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The modest increase in self-employed National Insurance Contribution has generated some press headlines this morning, but has completely failed to address the real inequality which is the 13.8% Employers National Insurance Contribution.

The 2017 Spring Budget- Review

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 9th March 2017

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They are typically used to spread wealth throughout the family or as inheritance tax efficient vehicles.

Family wealth preservation using a Family Investment Company

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 23rd February 2017

Updated on 10th August 2023

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Category Archives: Personal Tax

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

HMRC’s war on offshore assets

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?

There is much to deal with when relocating, but ignoring your personal tax position can be costly

Your personal tax position when relocating to the UK

The trust register represents unprecedented exposure for all of those involved with trusts, be they settlors, beneficiaries or even professional advisers. In particular, it places a heavy burden on trustees and will increase the costs of administering trusts.

The New Trusts Register – What trustees need to know

Settlors and beneficiaries are being put in the spotlight, but the obligation falls on trustees and failure to report can result in two years in jail. In seeking to shine a light on murkier areas, the EU has placed a heavy burden on them.

The New Trusts Register – What Settlors and Beneficiaries need to know

Non-Domicile Tax Regime changes confirmed as effective from April 2017

A significant number of proposals have been dropped from the Finance Bill including all the non-dom changes.

General Election leads Government to drop most of Finance Bill including all changes for Non-Doms

The modest increase in self-employed National Insurance Contribution has generated some press headlines this morning, but has completely failed to address the real inequality which is the 13.8% Employers National Insurance Contribution.

The 2017 Spring Budget- Review

They are typically used to spread wealth throughout the family or as inheritance tax efficient vehicles.

Family wealth preservation using a Family Investment Company