Making Tax Digital (MTD) for unincorporated businesses is set to go live in 2024, and while that seems like a lifetime away, it will creep up very quickly. Importantly, this…
As the financial burden of government support for businesses and individuals mounts, who knows how long for, the government are looking for ways to balance the financial burden. One way…
If you own a holiday home overseas and you’re not declaring your income from it, you could be liable for an investigation from HMRC. Here’s what you need to know.
With investors able to save as much as £15,000 with the introduction of new stamp duty measures, it is unsurprising that landlords may be looking to take advantage of the…
With certain coronavirus measures remaining in place for the foreseeable future, the chancellor has announced that there will be a temporary holiday on stamp duty for buyers.
Amongst the tragedy, the changes in how people live, the changes in social norms, the politics and the coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic, one thing is increasingly clear: as a…
From April 2020, when selling a UK property that is not your main residence you’ll need to pay capital gains tax within 30 days of the completion date. This is…
Capital Gains Tax is due to change in April 2020, with draft legislation already released by the Government. So what exactly is Capital Gains Tax, and what’s going to be…
Unfortunately, landlord tax accounting is becoming an increasingly complex area. Many landlords, both new and experienced, are turning to landlord accountants for assistance, but do they really need professional help?
Since April 2017, changes to Buy-to-Let Tax Relief have been phased in, making it more difficult for many landlords to make a profit. Many landlords are still unaware of these…