The IR35 reforms for the public sector, otherwise known as off-payroll rules for intermediaries, has caused a great furore in the organisations that rely on contractors, and put the cat among the [...]
British construction industry giant Carillion’s recent liquidation crisis has put not only many jobs on the line but has also put the pensioner’s money into doubtful consideration. As per the [...]
Stamp duty – or more precisely stamp duty land tax (SDLT) – is a tax paid by individuals who purchase a freehold, leasehold or shared ownership residential property in England, Northern Ireland [...]
Executive Summary To form a company in the UK is an easy and reasonably priced procedure, even if an individual is a non-UK resident. The legal requirements and application process is precisely [...]
Directors of a company definitely mean serious business. They run the companies of the world in their own extraordinary style, whether active or inactive directors. But what if they leave the [...]
I’ll stick my neck out on this and say that I don’t think there’s a better pension model for limited company directors (other senior members of the company and family members) than the Small [...]
Some people say that the SSAS (or a Small Self-Administered Scheme) is not as good as a SIPP (or the Self-Invested Personal Pension). This might have some truth underlying it when you consider the [...]
Mitigate the effect of the changes by seeking advice now No matter which side you find yourself on in the UK-exit-from-the-EU-debate, there are some important changes ahead. One of the biggest [...]
To understand the concept of VAT Refunds better, let’s first break down the terminology called VAT and see what it actually stands for. VAT, a brief definition: VAT stands for Value Added [...]
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is a tax on the gain you make when you sell or otherwise dispose of an asset. You usually dispose of an asset when you no longer own it – for example you: Sell it Give [...]