Category Archives: Tax

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We've been talking through some of the questions which clients have been grappling with in recent weeks. One I've been asked a number of times are from employers concerned about their employees being able to continue to afford contributions into their auto-enrolled pensions. What options do they have at the moment?

Financial Planning priorities for employers and individuals – 2020

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 13th July 2020

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The measures to keep staff in place shows a welcome understanding of the real problems businesses are facing.

Summer Statement 2020

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 9th July 2020

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The opportunities for Irish businesses expanding into the UK are considerable. Our method of working may change to more of a remote homeworking environment, and we still retain our incentivization, particularly through EMI share options to attract the best talent into the UK.

The opportunities for British and Irish companies doing business across the water, post Covid

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 21st May 2020

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There are three general areas that people are looking at, at the moment; gifting shares throughout the family generations; incentivising employees through share schemes and restructuring for trade and asset protection or financing purposes.

How can I make sure my business is structured for life after the coronavirus?

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 12th May 2020

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The innovation that British companies are undergoing should be identified and quantified as they may be the basis of a government grant or Research and Development tax credit claim that could help finance the future of the business.

Supporting Innovation

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 23rd April 2020

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It's been proven that some of the best businesses come out of these short term problems, leaner and stronger than they went in, and therefore the director should not lose focus on the longer term growth of the business just because of management of the short term crisis.

Questions about the Government support around Covid-19

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 20th April 2020

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A Picture of Aidan Roberson - Tax Manager

If the crisis drags on for several more weeks then you could easily breach the 60 day limit in 2020/21.

Can’t travel due to COVID-19 – what happens about my tax residency?

Aidan Roberson - Tax Manager - aroberson@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 16th April 2020

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We want to reassure you that our service to you will continue, despite the disruption caused by the measures required in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Covid-19: Goodman Jones working remotely in order to support you

Cetin Suleyman - Managing Partner - csuleyman@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 23rd March 2020

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Non-resident corporate landlords will need to file a SA700 income tax return for the year ended 5 April 2020 by 31 January 2021, after which they will be in the corporation tax regime.

Non-resident corporate landlord changes

Aidan Roberson - Tax Manager - aroberson@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 10th March 2020

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From 6 April 2020, HMRC require tax on capital gains on disposals of UK residential property to be reported and paid within 30 days. This means paying tax up to 21 months earlier than under the previous rules, which is likely to catch many people unawares.

Selling residential property? You may need to pay tax sooner than you think

Aidan Roberson - Tax Manager - aroberson@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 18th March 2020

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Financial Planning priorities for employers and individuals – 2020

The opportunities for Irish businesses expanding into the UK are considerable. Our method of working may change to more of a remote homeworking environment, and we still retain our incentivization, particularly through EMI share options to attract the best talent into the UK.

The opportunities for British and Irish companies doing business across the water, post Covid

There are three general areas that people are looking at, at the moment; gifting shares throughout the family generations; incentivising employees through share schemes and restructuring for trade and asset protection or financing purposes.

How can I make sure my business is structured for life after the coronavirus?

The innovation that British companies are undergoing should be identified and quantified as they may be the basis of a government grant or Research and Development tax credit claim that could help finance the future of the business.

Supporting Innovation

It's been proven that some of the best businesses come out of these short term problems, leaner and stronger than they went in, and therefore the director should not lose focus on the longer term growth of the business just because of management of the short term crisis.

Questions about the Government support around Covid-19

If the crisis drags on for several more weeks then you could easily breach the 60 day limit in 2020/21.

Can’t travel due to COVID-19 – what happens about my tax residency?

Non-resident corporate landlords will need to file a SA700 income tax return for the year ended 5 April 2020 by 31 January 2021, after which they will be in the corporation tax regime.

Non-resident corporate landlord changes

From 6 April 2020, HMRC require tax on capital gains on disposals of UK residential property to be reported and paid within 30 days. This means paying tax up to 21 months earlier than under the previous rules, which is likely to catch many people unawares.

Selling residential property? You may need to pay tax sooner than you think