Category Archives: Tax

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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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Against a backdrop of rising costs and inflation Rishi Sunak’s Spring Statement focused on easing the burden for families and businesses

Spring Statement 2022

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 24th March 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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Businesses in the EU should note that the process and deadline for making a VAT claim has changed this year, due to Brexit.

VAT claim deadline for overseas businesses is fast approaching

Esther Wood - Partner - ewood@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 7th December 2021

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Other than a few technical adjustments, there seems to be no immediate or radical changes to CGT and IHT today however it also does not appear to have completely rejected the idea of an overhaul which still could be seen in the future.

No changes to Inheritance Tax and no radical changes to CGT

Reena Bhudia - rbhudia@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 2nd December 2021

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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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Welcome announcements included increasing R&D support, extending the higher annual investment allowance limit, reductions in business rates for the high street and increases in the cultural tax reliefs. There were the increases in NI and dividend tax, the new residential property developer tax, the economic crime (AML) levy and the basis period reforms for unincorporated businesses.

Autumn Budget 2021

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 28th October 2021

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Although this is a welcome announcement I still believe that the landscape of tax, the year-end and basis periods should be considered collectively.

An update on basis period reforms

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 6th October 2021

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My perception is the professional bodies have given a wholehearted thumbs down to the proposals and so I would be surprised if the Autumn Statement pushed forward the proposals without modification, or further consultation.

Will the basis period reforms actually happen?

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 30th September 2021

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Category Archives: Tax

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?

Against a backdrop of rising costs and inflation Rishi Sunak’s Spring Statement focused on easing the burden for families and businesses

Spring Statement 2022

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?

Businesses in the EU should note that the process and deadline for making a VAT claim has changed this year, due to Brexit.

VAT claim deadline for overseas businesses is fast approaching

Other than a few technical adjustments, there seems to be no immediate or radical changes to CGT and IHT today however it also does not appear to have completely rejected the idea of an overhaul which still could be seen in the future.

No changes to Inheritance Tax and no radical changes to CGT

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

Changes to reporting disposals of UK residential property

Autumn Budget 2021

Although this is a welcome announcement I still believe that the landscape of tax, the year-end and basis periods should be considered collectively.

An update on basis period reforms

My perception is the professional bodies have given a wholehearted thumbs down to the proposals and so I would be surprised if the Autumn Statement pushed forward the proposals without modification, or further consultation.

Will the basis period reforms actually happen?

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.

Against a backdrop of rising costs and inflation Rishi Sunak’s Spring Statement focused on easing the burden for families and businesses

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.

Businesses in the EU should note that the process and deadline for making a VAT claim has changed this year, due to Brexit.

Other than a few technical adjustments, there seems to be no immediate or radical changes to CGT and IHT today however it also does not appear to have completely rejected the idea of an overhaul which still could be seen in the future.

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

Although this is a welcome announcement I still believe that the landscape of tax, the year-end and basis periods should be considered collectively.

My perception is the professional bodies have given a wholehearted thumbs down to the proposals and so I would be surprised if the Autumn Statement pushed forward the proposals without modification, or further consultation.

Initial thoughts are that companies should be looking at their distributable reserves and considering paying dividends before 6 April 2022 and employers could consider salaries and bonuses before the same date as well.