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Planning to avoid or reduce Corporation tax
If you're looking to avoid or reduce corporation tax, take a look at our corporation tax articles (below).
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Holding a website offshore to reduce UK tax
03/02/2012
If you're looking to set up a website and want to reduce UK tax on the profits generated by that site, one option to avoid tax on the profits is by operating the site from overseas. This article looks at the offshore options to avoid tax on the profits of a website including non residency and using an offshore company. . . .
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Interesting case on the tax treatment of disposal of Goodwill
01/02/2012
Determining whether a receipt is taxed as capital gain or income will have a significant impact on the tax treatment. For individuals in particular capital treatment will often be preferred. In this article we look at a very recent case that considered how a receipt for the transfer of Goodwill should be taxed . . .
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UK corporation tax planning after you've left the UK
23/11/2011
If you trade via a UK company, the general rule is that it would be subject to UK corporation tax even if the controlling directors or shareholders were non UK resident. However as a non resident individual you may be looking at options to reduce the UK corporation tax charge. In this article we look at the UK tax planning options . . .
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Structuring disposals free of capital gains tax whilst UK resident
07/11/2011
Individuals are subject to an 18% or 28% rate of capital gains tax when they sell assets. If they're selling a business or an interest in a business they can reduce the rate of CGT to 10%. But what about completely avoiding CGT? In this article we look at one strategy using a company and the substantial shareholding exemption to completely avoid capital gains tax . . .
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Best practice guidelines to establish company as non resident
21/10/2011
Ensuring that the central management and control of an offshore company is overseas is essential to establish the company as non UK resident. In this article we look at some of the best practice guidelines that you should adhere to in order to establish your offshore company as non resident . . .
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How the new CFC rules will apply from 2012
28/09/2011
New rules for controlled foreign companies (CFCs) are to be introduced in the 2012 Finance Bill. These include significant changes in the CFC regime and a move to a risk based approach. This article looks at how the new CFC regime will operate including the CFC exemptions available . . .
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Corporation tax treatment of foreign dividends
05/08/2011
Following a request from a member, in this article we look in detail at the tax treatment of foreign dividends received by a UK company. We look at the tax treatment for both Small companies and Medium/Large companies . . .
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Using an offshore structure to trade tax efficiently
06/06/2011
International traders will be concerned with the effective rate of tax on their profits. When profits are significant even slight reductions can lead to sizeable increases in net profits. This article looks at one tax efficient offshore structure. . . .
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Using an offshore subsidiary to avoid UK tax
01/06/2011
UK companies looking to expand overseas could use an offshore company to potentially avoid UK corporation tax. This has been made much simpler with the current CFC reforms with the interim changes applying to small and medium sized companies as well as large international groups. In this article we look at how a UK company could use an offshore subsidiary without being caught by the CFC rules . . .
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When UK residents can use an offshore company for good business planning
30/05/2011
The main income tax anti avoidance rules relating to UK residents using offshore companies are contained in the transfer of asset provisions.These rules are very wide in scope but there is an exemption where there is a sound business reason for the use of the company. In this article we look at how this exemption operates . . .
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