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Change in procedure for goodwill valuations
18/12/2013
Change in procedure for goodwill valuations

On a sale of a business, HMRC has previously accepted that goodwill can be classed as either Personal, Inherent, Free or Adherent. They have now issued new guidance on how they will value goodwill. In this Practitioners Article we look at the changes...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

Remittances - just how far can they take this?
13/12/2013
Remittances - just how far can they take this&##x3f;

The inconsistencies of the non-dom remittance rules are well known. Indeed rigid application of the principles can lead to some baffling results. In this Practitioners article we look at some of the latest HMRC revisions to their remittance guidance...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

SDLT, market value and how to calculate it - PRACTITIONERS ARTICLE
08/12/2013
SDLT, market value and how to calculate it - PRACTITIONERS ARTICLE

Market value disposals are fairly common for CGT purposes. Inheritance tax uses the concept of the amount by which the estate has reduced to calculate a transfer. However, chargeable consideration for SDLT purposes is usually much more attractive. In this article we look at when market value applies for SDLT and how to calculate it...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

What is a residence for principal private residence relief - where are we now?
29/11/2013
What is a residence for principal private residence relief - where are we now&##x3f;

Identifying when a property is occupied as a residence is essential for determining whether the property will, or will not, qualify for any principal private residence relief on disposal. This article for our Practitioner Members looks at a few recent decisions...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

Setting up your own property management company to reduce income tax
28/10/2013
Setting up your own property management company to reduce income tax

In the past it used to be a pretty popular tax planning opportunity. You'd retain ownership of your rental properties in your own name and set up a property management company. The rates of corporation tax, income tax and CGT have may have changed significantly but it's still worth asking is the property management company a useful tax saving opportunity?...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

Tax residence for a fiscal nomad - before and after 6 April 2013
16/10/2013
Tax residence for a fiscal nomad - before and after 6 April 2013

Fiscal nomads look to avoid being tax resident in any overseas jurisdiction. Where someone leaves the UK its often asked whether they can establish non residence if they won't be basing themselves in a particular overseas country. In this article we look at tax residence both before and after April 2013 for fiscal nomads...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

Employee of foreign company and accounting for UK income tax - USERNAME: Rob - 24/09/2013

Tax Question: I was hired by a company in the uk and then this company hired me out to work for one of their italian companies and now this italian company wants to hire me direct. I will always be based in the UK and continue to travel when needed to Italy. My question is how does the tax work...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

A look at the tax implications of buying a Property with a gifted deposit

Buying property without a deposit, commonly referred to as `gifted deposits` are becoming popular as more savvy investors are looking for increasing opportunities for no money down deals, and releasing equity as soon as possible for further investments. The question arises how these cash backs and gifted deposits are treated for UK tax purposes?...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

Crystallising capital gains without actually selling assets
26/06/2013
Crystallising capital gains without actually selling assets

There are numerous occasions when it can be tax efficient to crystallise capital gains (eg to make effective use of losses or to take advantage of the CGT exemption prior to becoming UK resident). In this article we look at some more advanced strategies for crystallising capital gains...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

What the provisions of double tax treaties actually mean
19/06/2013
What the provisions of double tax treaties actually mean

Understanding exactly what a double tax treaty says, and what it means can be very important. Although it's generally best left to professionals there's no harm in having a general understanding of what these tax treaties mean. This will then allow you to have a look at the treaty implications for yourself, before getting a tax review by a professional. We take a look at the UK-Spain tax treaty in detail...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

Why UK holding companies are so attractive
07/06/2013
Why UK holding companies are so attractive

For an "onshore" jurisdiction the UK company provides a lot of potential benefits as an international holding company. In this article we look at precisely how a UK company can be used tax efficiently as a holding company...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

Tax planning for non-doms remitting income from previous years
29/04/2013
Tax planning for non-doms remitting income from previous years

The arising basis only applies to income or gains that actually arise in a particular tax year. If you go from claiming the remittance basis to the arising basis, your unremitted income from previous years is not automatically taxed. Only when remitted to the UK will you be subject to UK tax. In this article we look at tax planning for non-doms remitting income from previous years...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

Tax Planning With The New UK-Spain Double tax Treaty
08/04/2013
Tax Planning With The New UK-Spain Double tax Treaty

The new UK-Spain double tax treaty was signed on 14th March 2013. Although the treaty needs to be ratified yet it's likely it will enter into force during this year. In this article we look at changes arising from the new treaty and compare it to the current treaty....#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

Sample deed of gift

THIS DEED OF GIFT is made the day of 2014 BETWEEN of in the County of (hereinafter called "the Donor") of the one part and of in the County of (hereinafter called &qu...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

Where is your "home" for the purposes of the new Statutory Residence Test
20/03/2013
Where is your home for the purposes of the new Statutory Residence Test

Following a request from one of our site members we've looked in more detail at the question of where you have your home, for the purposes of the new Statutory Residence Test (SRT). This is unfortunately one of the least clear areas of the SRT but can determine residence status...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

Reducing the 60% Effective Tax Rate to 20% - A Step by Step Guide
Reducing the 60&##x25; Effective Tax Rate to 20&##x25; - A Step by Step Guide

In this report we look in detail at an example of how to reduce the effective tax rate from 60% to just 20%. We walk through the process with step by step instructions showing how this is achieved....#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#keep reading

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