VAT before and after Brexit
Businesses that buy goods from the EU or export goods to the EU would be advised to read the recent […]
Month: August 2018
Where there is a Will…
None of us relish the thought of our own demise which probably explains why approximately 70% of us have not […]
What has hope got to do with it?
In a recent tax case, Pallister v Revenue & Customs, Pallister’s son (PJ) was left a share in his deceased […]
Boosting recycling through the tax system
The government has announced that it has received record-breaking support from members of the public to counter the blight of […]
New ideas from government think tank
At the beginning of August, the Office for Tax Simplification (OTS) – a government department charged with coming up with […]
Tax Diary August/September 2018
1 August 2018 – Due date for Corporation Tax due for the year ended 31 October 2017. 19 August 2018 […]
Ask the government to sell property
UK residents can ask for publicly owned land and buildings to be sold if they think that the property is […]
When is Capital Gains Tax payable
Notwithstanding any of the comments that follow, an individual is allowed to make tax-free capital gains of £11,700 during 2018-19. […]
Changes to rent a room relief
A new test is to be added to the qualifying criteria for rent-a-room relief from April 2019. The test will […]
Points based penalties
In the recently published draft clauses that will form the basis of the Budget later this year, HMRC has outlined […]