Category Archives: Tax

Even while the matters were under discussion, HMRC’s computer automatically referred the disputed sum to external debt collectors.

Will automatic penalties be a thing of the past?

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 17th June 2015

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my hope is that we will see of move towards a future of greater certainty over employment status and a reducing of the gap between the tax cost of employment and self-employment.

Are you employed or self-employed? New OTS report on employment status

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 13th May 2015

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The Finance Act 2015 has made the use of a feeder company more difficult and has restricted the ability to extract profits out of development vehicles at a 10% rate of tax.

The Finance Act 2015 – the impact on property developers

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 7th May 2015

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the non-resident property owner who is not within Self-Assessment could face some serious problems later on down the line when they come to sell.

CGT for Non-Residents – to Value or not to Value

Paul Webster - paul.webster@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 1st April 2015

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For properties purchased after April 2012, the value used is the purchase price. HMRC have stipulated that the values need to be reassessed every five years so 1 April 2017 will be the next applicable valuation date.

What are the changes to Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED)?

Paul Webster - paul.webster@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 25th March 2015

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From 6 March 2015, HMRC’s late filing penalty regime extends to employers with fewer than 50 employees.

Penalties: RTI (Real Time Information) for PAYE

Amit Sharma - Partner - asharma@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 9th March 2015

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Pre April tax planning is a useful and potentially tax efficient way to review your financial situation and take advantage of any opportunities that may arise before 5 April.

Tax Planning: A Pre-April Tax Health Check

Alison Tutt - ahayden@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 6th March 2015

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Although this is a worthwhile project, it had the knock on effect that the UK had to consider its own patent box regulations.

Be Careful of What You Wish For

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 2nd March 2015

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The policy of HM Revenue & Customs has been to encourage people to make a full disclosure under a Disclosure opportunity and, if they don’t take advantage of this, they face the risk of prosecution.

Tax Evasion – Why HMRC are not prosecuting more people

Michael Goldstein - Partner - mgoldstein@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 24th February 2015

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Even while the matters were under discussion, HMRC’s computer automatically referred the disputed sum to external debt collectors.

Will automatic penalties be a thing of the past?

my hope is that we will see of move towards a future of greater certainty over employment status and a reducing of the gap between the tax cost of employment and self-employment.

Are you employed or self-employed? New OTS report on employment status

The Finance Act 2015 has made the use of a feeder company more difficult and has restricted the ability to extract profits out of development vehicles at a 10% rate of tax.

The Finance Act 2015 – the impact on property developers

the non-resident property owner who is not within Self-Assessment could face some serious problems later on down the line when they come to sell.

CGT for Non-Residents – to Value or not to Value

For properties purchased after April 2012, the value used is the purchase price. HMRC have stipulated that the values need to be reassessed every five years so 1 April 2017 will be the next applicable valuation date.

What are the changes to Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED)?

From 6 March 2015, HMRC’s late filing penalty regime extends to employers with fewer than 50 employees.

Penalties: RTI (Real Time Information) for PAYE

Pre April tax planning is a useful and potentially tax efficient way to review your financial situation and take advantage of any opportunities that may arise before 5 April.

Tax Planning: A Pre-April Tax Health Check

Although this is a worthwhile project, it had the knock on effect that the UK had to consider its own patent box regulations.

Be Careful of What You Wish For

The policy of HM Revenue & Customs has been to encourage people to make a full disclosure under a Disclosure opportunity and, if they don’t take advantage of this, they face the risk of prosecution.

Tax Evasion – Why HMRC are not prosecuting more people

Even while the matters were under discussion, HMRC’s computer automatically referred the disputed sum to external debt collectors.

my hope is that we will see of move towards a future of greater certainty over employment status and a reducing of the gap between the tax cost of employment and self-employment.

The Finance Act 2015 has made the use of a feeder company more difficult and has restricted the ability to extract profits out of development vehicles at a 10% rate of tax.

the non-resident property owner who is not within Self-Assessment could face some serious problems later on down the line when they come to sell.

For properties purchased after April 2012, the value used is the purchase price. HMRC have stipulated that the values need to be reassessed every five years so 1 April 2017 will be the next applicable valuation date.

there is a planned increase in the amount that can be donated under the Gift Aid Small Donations Scheme (GASDS).

From 6 March 2015, HMRC’s late filing penalty regime extends to employers with fewer than 50 employees.

Pre April tax planning is a useful and potentially tax efficient way to review your financial situation and take advantage of any opportunities that may arise before 5 April.

Although this is a worthwhile project, it had the knock on effect that the UK had to consider its own patent box regulations.

The policy of HM Revenue & Customs has been to encourage people to make a full disclosure under a Disclosure opportunity and, if they don’t take advantage of this, they face the risk of prosecution.