Category Archives: Tax

Some businesses ended up being taxed twice on profits arising in an earlier period.

Basis Period Reform: What Sole Traders and Partnerships Need to Know for 2024/25

Chris Langley - clangley@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 15th May 2025

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As we approach the end of the 2024/25 tax year, now is the perfect time to consider tax planning before we reach the April deadline.

Year-End Tax Planning: Key allowances and strategies before 6 April 2025

Chris Langley - clangley@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 13th March 2025

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From understanding supply chains to avoiding costly penalties, Rob provides essential insights for international businesses navigating UK VAT.

Navigating UK VAT for International Businesses

Esther Wood - Partner - ewood@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 18th November 2024

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In the world of tax, one likes certainty, and certainly the budget seems to have provided a bit of certainty in various areas, whether it's tax rates or tax rules.

Autumn Budget 2024 Questions Answered

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 7th November 2024

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To raise the required £40bn one of the major taxes had to rise. Employers’ NIC was the only option so there is little surprise that the Employers’ NIC rate is being increased to 15% from April 2025.

Autumn Budget Response 2024

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 31st October 2024

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There is a widespread expectation that Capital Gains Tax (CGT) will be increased in the October Budget - here's how it might be done and what you can do in anticipation.

What can you do before the budget to mitigate Capital Gains Tax rises?

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 10th September 2024

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If these valuable reliefs were abolished, what would the inheritance tax landscape for family businesses look like and should you be taking any action now to position your business for potential changes?

Business and Agricultural Property Reliefs’ uncertain future: how should family businesses adapt?

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 8th August 2024

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These VAT reliefs aim to make construction and renovation projects more affordable, ultimately stimulating economic growth and encouraging the use of more eco-friendly products and services.

Property and development VAT Eco-reliefs and their benefits – what you need to know

Rob Skilton - rskilton@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 29th July 2024

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In these financial circumstances, a government elected under the banner of change will soon face tough decisions on tax, spending and borrowing. The honeymoon – arguably more relief than joy at the change of government – may not last long.

Turning the page to a new Labour government

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 8th July 2024

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Some businesses ended up being taxed twice on profits arising in an earlier period.

Basis Period Reform: What Sole Traders and Partnerships Need to Know for 2024/25

As we approach the end of the 2024/25 tax year, now is the perfect time to consider tax planning before we reach the April deadline.

Year-End Tax Planning: Key allowances and strategies before 6 April 2025

From understanding supply chains to avoiding costly penalties, Rob provides essential insights for international businesses navigating UK VAT.

Navigating UK VAT for International Businesses

In the world of tax, one likes certainty, and certainly the budget seems to have provided a bit of certainty in various areas, whether it's tax rates or tax rules.

Autumn Budget 2024 Questions Answered

To raise the required £40bn one of the major taxes had to rise. Employers’ NIC was the only option so there is little surprise that the Employers’ NIC rate is being increased to 15% from April 2025.

Autumn Budget Response 2024

There is a widespread expectation that Capital Gains Tax (CGT) will be increased in the October Budget - here's how it might be done and what you can do in anticipation.

What can you do before the budget to mitigate Capital Gains Tax rises?

If these valuable reliefs were abolished, what would the inheritance tax landscape for family businesses look like and should you be taking any action now to position your business for potential changes?

Business and Agricultural Property Reliefs’ uncertain future: how should family businesses adapt?

These VAT reliefs aim to make construction and renovation projects more affordable, ultimately stimulating economic growth and encouraging the use of more eco-friendly products and services.

Property and development VAT Eco-reliefs and their benefits – what you need to know

In these financial circumstances, a government elected under the banner of change will soon face tough decisions on tax, spending and borrowing. The honeymoon – arguably more relief than joy at the change of government – may not last long.

Turning the page to a new Labour government

Some businesses ended up being taxed twice on profits arising in an earlier period.

Following the publication of the consultation draft of SORP 2026, charities across the UK are taking stock of what the proposed changes could mean for them in practice. This session covers the key proposals and what they might look like in practice.

As we approach the end of the 2024/25 tax year, now is the perfect time to consider tax planning before we reach the April deadline.

From understanding supply chains to avoiding costly penalties, Rob provides essential insights for international businesses navigating UK VAT.

In the world of tax, one likes certainty, and certainly the budget seems to have provided a bit of certainty in various areas, whether it's tax rates or tax rules.

To raise the required £40bn one of the major taxes had to rise. Employers’ NIC was the only option so there is little surprise that the Employers’ NIC rate is being increased to 15% from April 2025.

There is a widespread expectation that Capital Gains Tax (CGT) will be increased in the October Budget - here's how it might be done and what you can do in anticipation.

If these valuable reliefs were abolished, what would the inheritance tax landscape for family businesses look like and should you be taking any action now to position your business for potential changes?

These VAT reliefs aim to make construction and renovation projects more affordable, ultimately stimulating economic growth and encouraging the use of more eco-friendly products and services.

In these financial circumstances, a government elected under the banner of change will soon face tough decisions on tax, spending and borrowing. The honeymoon – arguably more relief than joy at the change of government – may not last long.