Category Archives: Tax

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

Updated on 4th February 2021

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Preparing your business to succeed in 2021 and beyond is a very big topic and raises many commercial, legal and tax questions around the areas of; workforce, workplace, having the right structure, making commercial relationships work given the new challenges and the management of change.

Preparing to Succeed in 2021 and beyond: Commercial, legal and tax questions from British businesses

Larry Phillips - Senior Partner - lphillips@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 25th January 2021

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The initial news from the ports on the first working day since the UK left the EU was positive in terms of smooth passage through the port, but with levels of traffic reduced and the finalisation of the deal only coming a few days before the holiday break, this may be a false sign.

UK VAT changes post Brexit – A brief overview

Cetin Suleyman - Managing Partner - csuleyman@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 22nd 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 - Managing Partner - csuleyman@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 3rd December 2020

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Family businesses could see three key areas impacted by changes to capital gains tax proposed by the Office for Tax Simplification

What do the changes to CGT mean for family businesses?

Aidan Roberson - Tax Manager - aroberson@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 7th December 2020

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Video games tax relief is tax relief available for video game developers and it allows you to get extra reliefs based on how much you spent developing a game.

The Business of Video Games – Podcast with Waving Bear Studio

Mike Marlow - Audit Manager - mmarlow@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 26th November 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 - Managing Partner - csuleyman@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 19th November 2020

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With glimpses of the end of the pandemic in sight, it would seem prudent to accelerate existing plans for company liquidations and asset disposals ahead of the Budget expected next spring.

Back to the Future for CGT?

Aidan Roberson - Tax Manager - aroberson@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 12th November 2020

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The new measures include a more targeted Job Support Scheme to follow on from the end of the Job Retention scheme; further grants for the self-employed and an extension of the VAT reduction for the hospitality and tourism sector.

Winter Economy Plan

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 25th September 2020

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Unprecedented times give the opportunity for bold thinking and reform, which may be tempting for a Chancellor who has declared himself to be “unencumbered by dogma”. So what might he do?

Coronavirus and the Future of Tax

Aidan Roberson - Tax Manager - aroberson@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 3rd September 2020

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Category Archives: Tax

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 initial news from the ports on the first working day since the UK left the EU was positive in terms of smooth passage through the port, but with levels of traffic reduced and the finalisation of the deal only coming a few days before the holiday break, this may be a false sign.

UK VAT changes post Brexit – A brief overview

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

Family businesses could see three key areas impacted by changes to capital gains tax proposed by the Office for Tax Simplification

What do the changes to CGT mean for family businesses?

Video games tax relief is tax relief available for video game developers and it allows you to get extra reliefs based on how much you spent developing a game.

The Business of Video Games – Podcast with Waving Bear Studio

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

With glimpses of the end of the pandemic in sight, it would seem prudent to accelerate existing plans for company liquidations and asset disposals ahead of the Budget expected next spring.

Back to the Future for CGT?

The new measures include a more targeted Job Support Scheme to follow on from the end of the Job Retention scheme; further grants for the self-employed and an extension of the VAT reduction for the hospitality and tourism sector.

Winter Economy Plan

Unprecedented times give the opportunity for bold thinking and reform, which may be tempting for a Chancellor who has declared himself to be “unencumbered by dogma”. So what might he do?

Coronavirus and the Future of Tax