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Reminder: 30 days to pay investment property CGT from April 2020

Although the government is allowing many tax payments to be deferred because of Coronavirus, any the tax due on gains made as…

By RJP LLP on 24 April, 2020

Business Tax • Capital Gains Tax • capital gains tax (cgt) • Personal tax • Property • Tax Planning • Tax Relief • Taxation

Understanding property taxes

Springtime is traditionally peak house buying season and by this time of year it is in full flow. This blog aims to…

By RJP LLP on 27 April, 2016

Autumn Statement • Budget stuff • Business Services • Business Tax • capital gains tax (cgt) • Personal tax • Property • Taxation

Landlords to feel the brunt of Chancellor’s #SpendingReview yet again

Today’s Autumn Spending Review 2015 was expected to unveil very significant cuts to public spending in line with the government’s election promise…

By Lesley Stalker on 25 November, 2015

Business Tax • capital gains tax (cgt) • Personal tax • Property • Tax Relief • Taxation

Should you own rental property through a limited company?

Since the 2015 Budget and George Osborne’s shock announcement that mortgage tax relief would be restricted on rental properties, there have been…

By Lesley Stalker on 29 September, 2015

Business Tax • capital gains tax (cgt) • IHT • Personal tax • Probate and Inheritance Tax • Property • Tax Planning • Taxation

Inheritance tax – gifting cash vs. gifting property

Often when clients approach us for inheritance tax planning advice, they are considering making a lifetime gift of either cash or property…

By Lesley Stalker on 26 August, 2015

Business Tax • capital gains tax (cgt) • Personal tax • Personal Taxation • Tax Planning

How can a date of separation possibly have tax implications?

The tax implications of separation and divorce is a topic that sadly affects many people and there are some significant rules it…

By Victoria Rampton on 17 July, 2015

capital gains tax (cgt) • Personal tax • Property

Restrictions to capital gains tax reliefs come into effect – impacting overseas landlords

Two important changes to the current capital gains tax (CGT) rules governing residential property came into effect on 6th April 2015. Both…

By Lesley Stalker on 14 April, 2015

Budget stuff • Business Services • Business Tax • capital gains tax (cgt) • Entrepreneur's Relief • Personal tax • Personal Taxation • Tax Planning

Changes to ER mark biggest shake up for business owners this Budget

The last Budget of this Parliament, perhaps even this government, included quite an array of interesting measures. Many of the announcements were…

By Lesley Stalker on 18 March, 2015

Business Tax • capital gains tax (cgt) • Personal tax • Tax Planning • Uncategorized

Tried and trusted options to minimise your tax bill

HMRC is significantly increasing its efforts to close any loopholes that may have been used to minimise tax payments. Now, any taxpayers…

By Lesley Stalker on 24 February, 2015

Autumn Statement • Business Services • Business Tax • capital gains tax (cgt) • Corporate Taxation • Entrepreneur's Relief • Personal tax • Tax Planning • Tax Relief • Taxation

Businesses will be affected by removal of tax relief on goodwill transfers

We must have a sixth sense at RJP because just a couple of months ago we blogged about the need for businesses…

By Lesley Stalker on 10 December, 2014

Business Services • Business Tax • capital gains tax (cgt) • Entrepreneur's Relief • exit strategy • HMRC • Personal tax • R&D Tax Credits • Tax Planning • Tax Relief • Taxation

Early planning for incorporation is essential to maximise tax relief on goodwill valuations

For businesses operating as partnerships, LLPs or sole traders, there are a number of tax advantages to incorporating into a limited company…

By Lesley Stalker on 22 October, 2014

Business Tax • capital gains tax (cgt) • Corporate Taxation • HMRC • Personal tax • Property • R&D Tax Credits • Tax Planning

2014 Finance Act – Quick round up of the most important changes

The changes announced by the Chancellor in this year’s Budget have now been incorporated into the 2014 Finance Act. Below are…

By Lesley Stalker on 22 August, 2014

Business Services • Business Tax • capital allowances • capital gains tax (cgt) • company secretarial • Entrepreneur's Relief • HMRC • IHT • Personal tax • Probate and Inheritance Tax • Tax Planning

6 top tax planning tips for businesses

1. Offer tax efficient share option schemes Offering an HMRC approved share option scheme, for example the enterprise management incentive (EMI), can…

By Lesley Stalker on 28 July, 2014

Business Services • Business Tax • capital gains tax (cgt) • company secretarial • Enquiries • Personal tax • R&D Tax Credits • Tax Planning • Taxation

What are the 10 most common tax misconceptions?

1. Only scientific industries can claim R&D tax credits R&D tax credits are not only available to companies employing people wearing white…

By Lesley Stalker on 23 June, 2014

Business Tax • capital gains tax (cgt) • Personal tax • Property • Tax Planning • Taxation

What should I do about the new ATED property taxes?

The March 2014 Budget announcement extending the ‘ATED’ (annual tax on enveloped dwellings) charge, which is a charge imposed on property owners…

By Lesley Stalker on 15 April, 2014

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Reminder: 30 days to pay investment property CGT from April 2020

Understanding property taxes

Landlords to feel the brunt of Chancellor’s #SpendingReview yet again

Should you own rental property through a limited company?

Inheritance tax – gifting cash vs. gifting property

How can a date of separation possibly have tax implications?

Restrictions to capital gains tax reliefs come into effect – impacting overseas landlords

Changes to ER mark biggest shake up for business owners this Budget

Tried and trusted options to minimise your tax bill

Businesses will be affected by removal of tax relief on goodwill transfers

Early planning for incorporation is essential to maximise tax relief on goodwill valuations

2014 Finance Act – Quick round up of the most important changes

6 top tax planning tips for businesses

What are the 10 most common tax misconceptions?

What should I do about the new ATED property taxes?

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