Category Archives: Property & Construction

Finance teams should look to this period to get to grips with the likely costs and ensure that there is a joined up approach with buying/promoter teams because there could be a significant shift away from traditional site valuation models

What do the finance teams at housebuilders and developers need to know about the Bio-diversity Net Gain requirements?

Cetin Suleyman - Partner - csuleyman@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 5th October 2023

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Property & Construction

We sat down with Joe McGurk from Kene Partners to discuss the latest developments in R&D; the winners and losers from the Autumn Statement and what's behind the recent rise in HMRC inquiries.

Webinar: R&D: Where are we now?

Matthew Cook - Partner - mcook@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 1st December 2022

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The property sector is facing many challenging pressures including supply chain issues and rising fuel costs. However, there will also be the impact of taxation to factor in...

How tax planning for property developers choice of year-end can affect the amount of tax due.

Cetin Suleyman - Partner - csuleyman@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 12th July 2022

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If you buy a property which falls into either of these categories and make the appropriate claim, the amount of SDLT due could be considerably less than the SDLT due on a single residential property purchase of similar value.

Have you paid too much Stamp Duty Land Tax?

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 8th April 2022

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Many highly innovative and skilful construction businesses are contributing significantly to the UK economy and having access to HMRC’s R&D relief scheme has enabled them to develop and enhance technologies in their field.

R&D in construction: How do recent HMRC developments affect you?

Matthew Cook - Partner - mcook@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 25th January 2022

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The extended deadline will be particularly helpful given that the reporting process is not straightforward

Changes to reporting disposals of UK residential property

Reena Bhudia - rbhudia@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 2nd December 2021

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The most common question at the moment is what happens where a Group company (ConstructCo Ltd) carries out the construction work and charges to a fellow Group subsidiary company that owns the property (PropCo Ltd).

Construction industry and the VAT Reverse Charge

Matthew Cook - Partner - mcook@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 4th February 2021

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The developer ended up paying the right amount of tax based on what actually happened, but he paid a high price for not spotting, or being advised of the dangers that occupation of the property would bring.

Stamp Duty Land Tax – Losing the relief

Cetin Suleyman - Partner - csuleyman@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 3rd December 2020

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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 - Partner - csuleyman@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 19th November 2020

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Category Archives: Property & Construction

Finance teams should look to this period to get to grips with the likely costs and ensure that there is a joined up approach with buying/promoter teams because there could be a significant shift away from traditional site valuation models

What do the finance teams at housebuilders and developers need to know about the Bio-diversity Net Gain requirements?

We sat down with Joe McGurk from Kene Partners to discuss the latest developments in R&D; the winners and losers from the Autumn Statement and what's behind the recent rise in HMRC inquiries.

Webinar: R&D: Where are we now?

The property sector is facing many challenging pressures including supply chain issues and rising fuel costs. However, there will also be the impact of taxation to factor in...

How tax planning for property developers choice of year-end can affect the amount of tax due.

If you buy a property which falls into either of these categories and make the appropriate claim, the amount of SDLT due could be considerably less than the SDLT due on a single residential property purchase of similar value.

Have you paid too much Stamp Duty Land Tax?

Many highly innovative and skilful construction businesses are contributing significantly to the UK economy and having access to HMRC’s R&D relief scheme has enabled them to develop and enhance technologies in their field.

R&D in construction: How do recent HMRC developments affect you?

The extended deadline will be particularly helpful given that the reporting process is not straightforward

Changes to reporting disposals of UK residential property

The most common question at the moment is what happens where a Group company (ConstructCo Ltd) carries out the construction work and charges to a fellow Group subsidiary company that owns the property (PropCo Ltd).

Construction industry and the VAT Reverse Charge

The developer ended up paying the right amount of tax based on what actually happened, but he paid a high price for not spotting, or being advised of the dangers that occupation of the property would bring.

Stamp Duty Land Tax – Losing the relief

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

Depending on the existing use of the land, there may be unintended tax consequences such as IHT so its important to take advice.

Finance teams should look to this period to get to grips with the likely costs and ensure that there is a joined up approach with buying/promoter teams because there could be a significant shift away from traditional site valuation models

We sat down with Joe McGurk from Kene Partners to discuss the latest developments in R&D; the winners and losers from the Autumn Statement and what's behind the recent rise in HMRC inquiries.

The property sector is facing many challenging pressures including supply chain issues and rising fuel costs. However, there will also be the impact of taxation to factor in...

If you buy a property which falls into either of these categories and make the appropriate claim, the amount of SDLT due could be considerably less than the SDLT due on a single residential property purchase of similar value.

Many highly innovative and skilful construction businesses are contributing significantly to the UK economy and having access to HMRC’s R&D relief scheme has enabled them to develop and enhance technologies in their field.

The extended deadline will be particularly helpful given that the reporting process is not straightforward

The most common question at the moment is what happens where a Group company (ConstructCo Ltd) carries out the construction work and charges to a fellow Group subsidiary company that owns the property (PropCo Ltd).

The developer ended up paying the right amount of tax based on what actually happened, but he paid a high price for not spotting, or being advised of the dangers that occupation of the property would bring.

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.