11/Oct/2019Nominating your main residence (Capital Gain Tax)
Nominating your main residence (Capital Gain Tax) Private residence relief shelters a gain on the sale of a residence from capital gains tax while the property has been the owner’s […]
10/Oct/2019Family member pension contributions
Topic:- Family member pension contributions Although there continues to be plenty of speculation over possible pension tax relief cuts, as things currently stand, paying into a pension generally remains a […]
09/Oct/2019Be aware of 60% tax rate risk on bonuses
Topic:- Be aware of a 60% tax rate risk on bonuses In the lead up to Christmas and the end of the financial year for many businesses, some directors and […]
08/Oct/2019Changing your company’s year end
There are special rules in place which limit your options to change your company’s year-end date. A company’s year-end date is also known as its ‘accounting
08/Oct/2019What is the Inheritance Tax residence nil rate band?
The Inheritance Tax residence nil-rate band (RNRB) came into effect on 6 April 2017. The RNRB is a transferable allowance for married couples and civil partners (per person) when
08/Oct/2019What is Capital Gains Tax incorporation relief?
If you own a business as a sole trader or in partnership, a Capital Gain will arise if your business is transferred into a company structure. The gain will be assessed by reference
08/Oct/2019Overdrawn directors’ loans
An overdrawn Director’s Loan Account is created when a director (or other close family members) 'borrows' money from their company. Many companies, particularly
08/Oct/2019When overseas companies need to register at Companies House
An overseas company must register with Companies House if they want to set up a place of business or branch in the UK. Generally, this would be if the overseas company had a
08/Oct/2019Objecting to a limited company being struck off
There are a limited range of circumstances when a company can request to be removed from the register (known as being struck off). For example, a voluntary strike off can be
07/Oct/2019When and how to incorporate (Corporation Tax)
Over the last decade, corporation tax rates for most companies – irrespective of size – have fluctuated between 19% and 21%. The main rate of corporation tax is expected to […]
05/Oct/2019What is an EORI number and who needs one?
An economic operator registration and identification (EORI) number will be needed for UK businesses to be able to continue to trade with the EU after the UK leaves the EU. […]
05/Oct/2019Capital gains tax and chattels
For capital gains tax purposes, not all chattels are equal. In some cases, it is possible to realise a profit on the disposal of a chattel and enjoy that profit […]




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