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Avoid paying tax twice on the same income Publication date: 11.05.2017
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If your company falls within the IR35 rules, you will have to pay tax on the deemed salary, but you may have also taken money out of the company as dividends. How can using our new document mean you don’t pay tax twice?
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Will I pay twice? Publication date: 11.05.2017
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Will I pay twice?..Q. I run a company where I provide consultancy services. I take a mix of salary and dividends and have done for several years. After an enquiry, HMRC says IR35 applies and that I need to pay tax as if I had been employed - is there anything I can do? A. You can appeal in the usual way. If that fails ensure that the officer applies...
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Confused about PRR Publication date: 11.05.2017
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Confused about PRR..Q. My wife and I split up amicably in April 2010. We own our (former) matrimonial home jointly but I moved out on separation. My wife moved out of the property in December 2015 and began to rent it. I have been declaring 50% of the income on my tax return, though I don’t actually receive it (it is only notional in any case - it...
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Reducing your instalments Publication date: 11.05.2017
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You’ve submitted your tax return and it’s approaching the deadline for your second payment on account; however your income has dropped. How can our new letter help avoid paying too much?
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Paying the tax when you haven’t received the proceeds Publication date: 11.05.2017
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When you sell an asset and receive the consideration in tranches, or where you make a gift of non-business assets, you might be able to claim to pay any capital gains tax in instalments. How does our new document make this easy?
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Bringing your spouse into the fold Publication date: 11.05.2017
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You may have heard that diverting some of your business’ income to your spouse can be tax efficient, and indeed it can be, but you need to take into account their other income. How can our tool help you decide if it is worthwhile?
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Applying the downsizing rules to an estate Publication date: 11.05.2017
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Since 6 April 2017 it has been possible for an estate to enjoy the new residence nil rate band if a property is left to children or grandchildren upon death. What happens if a property has been sold, and how can you use our tool to check the tax position?
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Making sure you don’t miss out on relief after separation Publication date: 11.05.2017
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When you separate from your spouse or civil partner, you may move out of the matrimonial home. If you later transfer your interest in the property to them, tax might be payable. How can our new document help avoid a charge, and are there any catches?
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Tribunal calls HMRC decision “outrageous” Publication date: 24.03.2016
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Tribunal calls HMRC decision “outrageous”..Determination. Any advisor who has tried to make a claim for special relief under Para. 3A Sch. 1AB TMA 1970 knows that it is extremely difficult to convince HMRC to allow the claim. As a reminder, special relief is the only way to have a determination (HMRC’s best guess at the tax due) overridden if...
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What is our annual investment allowance? Publication date: 24.03.2016
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The annual investment allowance (AIA) changed from 1 January 2016. Companies which have accounting periods straddling this date may wonder how the old £500,000 limit and new £200,000 limit apply. How is this worked out, and are there any traps to watch for?
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