Category Archives: Personal Tax

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The excitement of the leaked plans to build 400,000 new homes by 2020 was dampened somewhat by the announcement of a new 3% stamp duty levy on the purchase of second homes both for personal and buy-to-let use.

The 2015 Autumn Statement

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 26th November 2015

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Hotly debated and potentially dramatic changes to pensions, new inheritance tax limits, dubious financial selling and an increasingly long-lived generation at greater risk of dementia, all means the challenge has just become all the more important.

Family Matters Event: Snakes & ladders of the new pensions landscape – the impact for elderly relatives

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 19th November 2015

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my husband-to-be deciding to write a blog on the tax advantages of getting married

Saying ‘I do’ – the tax advantages of marriage

Alison Hayden - Assistant Manager - alison.hayden@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 6th November 2015

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the real problem highlighted here is the difficulty of having an income tax system which purports to assess couples independently and a benefit system which takes into account couples joint income.

High Income Child Benefit Charge – Check HMRC’s assumptions

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 2nd November 2015

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The days of such ‘middle class perks’, it seems, are most definitely numbered.

Rising Damp? An Attack on Buy-to-Let Properties

Nigel Wilkinson - nwilkinson@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 2nd November 2015

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anyone whose loan was brought to or used in the UK before 4 August 2014 will not need to be repay or replace that loan

Common sense at last? – Some Non Doms will breathe a sigh of relief

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

Posted on 21st October 2015

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The changes announced in the taxation treatment for offshore trusts are potentially going to be a minefield.

Non UK domiciles – still with us?

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

Posted on 15th October 2015

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What is certain is that the consultation has led to higher earners considering their pension position in more detail with a view to maximise contributions before 5 April 2016.

Tax Relief on Pension Contributions

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 24th September 2015

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•Further changes have been announced from 6 April 2017 to bring all UK residential property, whether held directly or indirectly, within the net of UK IHT. This is intended to be the final piece in the jigsaw to remove any tax benefits whatsoever from holding a UK residential property within a structure.

What’s in store for the non UK domiciles – Autumn 2015?

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

Posted on 2nd September 2015

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Janet will be key to our Family Business group where her experience in advising on succession and inheritance tax planning will be invaluable

Janet Pilborough-Skinner joins Tax Team

Larry Phillips - Consultant - lphillips@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 20th July 2015

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Category Archives: Personal Tax

The excitement of the leaked plans to build 400,000 new homes by 2020 was dampened somewhat by the announcement of a new 3% stamp duty levy on the purchase of second homes both for personal and buy-to-let use.

The 2015 Autumn Statement

Hotly debated and potentially dramatic changes to pensions, new inheritance tax limits, dubious financial selling and an increasingly long-lived generation at greater risk of dementia, all means the challenge has just become all the more important.

Family Matters Event: Snakes & ladders of the new pensions landscape – the impact for elderly relatives

my husband-to-be deciding to write a blog on the tax advantages of getting married

Saying ‘I do’ – the tax advantages of marriage

the real problem highlighted here is the difficulty of having an income tax system which purports to assess couples independently and a benefit system which takes into account couples joint income.

High Income Child Benefit Charge – Check HMRC’s assumptions

The days of such ‘middle class perks’, it seems, are most definitely numbered.

Rising Damp? An Attack on Buy-to-Let Properties

anyone whose loan was brought to or used in the UK before 4 August 2014 will not need to be repay or replace that loan

Common sense at last? – Some Non Doms will breathe a sigh of relief

The changes announced in the taxation treatment for offshore trusts are potentially going to be a minefield.

Non UK domiciles – still with us?

What is certain is that the consultation has led to higher earners considering their pension position in more detail with a view to maximise contributions before 5 April 2016.

Tax Relief on Pension Contributions

What’s in store for the non UK domiciles – Autumn 2015?

Janet will be key to our Family Business group where her experience in advising on succession and inheritance tax planning will be invaluable

Janet Pilborough-Skinner joins Tax Team