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

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

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

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

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

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

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

We are now in the midst of a mini property boom as investors and first time buyers in particular are scrambling to…

When you dispose of an asset and make a gain, capital gains tax is normally payable. Some assets, for example personal possessions…

This is the second of our articles on tax planning. In the first we looked at what’s not advisable, bearing in mind…

In the run up to the end of the 2014 tax year, we will be running a series of articles considering tax…

Insurance policies can be a minefield when it comes to tax. We have blogged about this in the past when we have…

The change to capital gains tax (CGT) was correct, and from April 2015 all non UK based investors will have to pay…

George Osborne will be delivering his Autumn Statement 2013 on December 5th and whilst we can never be certain what is to…

September 2013 saw the official launch of the new employee shareholder contracts and we have already written blogs discussing the pros and…