Category Archives: Personal Tax

A Picture of Richard Verge - Tax Director

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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Ideally there would be no tax on a gift and much succession planning is based around eliminating these taxes.

Family Giving: Passing family business and other wealth between the generations

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 15th December 2016

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Unfortunately, help for the JAMs means bread and dripping for those doing a little bit better.

The 2016 Autumn Statement

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 24th November 2016

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As ATED applies to properties worth more than £500,000 there will be many properties which fall into the ATED regulations for the first time on 1 April 2017

Pre-Planning for ATED

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 22nd September 2016

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A Picture of Michael Goldstein - Partner

Whilst there are no concessions under the WDF, the severe penalties which will be imposed in respect of offshore tax evasion which will take effect under new rules in 2018 should serve as an incentive to use this disclosure opportunity.

Last chance for offshore disclosure – New Worldwide Disclosure Facility announced

Michael Goldstein - Partner - mgoldstein@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 16th September 2016

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The ATED legislation was introduced in 2013 and was a major shift in the UK property tax base. Who would have believed that it would be the start of a number of changes? Further changes are expected in 2017.

A recent history of property taxation – 2016

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 31st August 2016

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Now that the dust has settled and the media have moved on to pastures new (for now), what can the leak of 11.5 million documents from a law firm in Panama mean in the longer term?

Offshore funds and onshore myths – are you an unwitting tax avoider?

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

Posted on 14th June 2016

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The higher rates of SDLT represent yet another tax assault on residential property

SDLT (Stamp Duty Land Tax) – 2016 update: the tax on additional residential properties

Michael Goldstein - Partner - mgoldstein@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 22nd March 2016

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Capital Gains Tax was reduced from 28% to 20% for some, but significantly the pressure has been maintained on residential property with buy-to-let landlords being excluded from the reduction. Further bad news for property investors was the exclusion of any cap from the 3% additional Stamp Duty Land Tax for large investors.

Budget 2016 – The Analysis

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 17th March 2016

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Category Archives: Personal Tax

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

Ideally there would be no tax on a gift and much succession planning is based around eliminating these taxes.

Family Giving: Passing family business and other wealth between the generations

Unfortunately, help for the JAMs means bread and dripping for those doing a little bit better.

The 2016 Autumn Statement

As ATED applies to properties worth more than £500,000 there will be many properties which fall into the ATED regulations for the first time on 1 April 2017

Pre-Planning for ATED

Whilst there are no concessions under the WDF, the severe penalties which will be imposed in respect of offshore tax evasion which will take effect under new rules in 2018 should serve as an incentive to use this disclosure opportunity.

Last chance for offshore disclosure – New Worldwide Disclosure Facility announced

The ATED legislation was introduced in 2013 and was a major shift in the UK property tax base. Who would have believed that it would be the start of a number of changes? Further changes are expected in 2017.

A recent history of property taxation – 2016

Now that the dust has settled and the media have moved on to pastures new (for now), what can the leak of 11.5 million documents from a law firm in Panama mean in the longer term?

Offshore funds and onshore myths – are you an unwitting tax avoider?

The higher rates of SDLT represent yet another tax assault on residential property

SDLT (Stamp Duty Land Tax) – 2016 update: the tax on additional residential properties

Budget 2016 – The Analysis