Tuesday, 3 December 2013
To Incorporate or Not To Incorporate...that is the question!
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Wednesday, 23 October 2013
Attention Healthcare Professionals!
If you work in the health and wellbeing profession and have taxable income, you're next on HMRC's hit list. The Health & Wellbeing Tax Plan, launched earlier this month, offers another one of their time-limited opportunities to get your tax affairs up to date, whilst offering more desirable repayment options.
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Tuesday, 8 October 2013
Landlords of Residential Property
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Tuesday, 27 August 2013
Precious Metals – Silver
Readers may recall my article of 4th July 2013 where I highlighted the fall in the value of the price of gold. At the same time I had been tracking the price of silver, and was about to go to print on a very similar article as to its own decline in value.
In June 2013 the price of silver had dropped to $18.49 an ounce which represents a 58% fall in value since April 2011. The world’s biggest silver producer, Fresnillo, saw its share price on the stock market fall to 846p and the CEO in the company’s recent annual report was bemoaning the fall in the value of silver which year on year had fallen 20.3%.
But after months of falling in value, the silver price has rallied from its June lows by 24% to $23 an ounce, and the Fresnillo share price today stands at 1250p. City experts are forecasting that the silver price could have further to rise as industrial demand for the precious metal accounts for 50% of total demand.
What a difference 2 months make!
Monday, 19 August 2013
The New Statutory Residence Rules - Going Abroad
Those who leave the United Kingdom to set up home overseas will have no problem as regards their residence status for UK tax purposes if they sell up completely in the United Kingdom, move abroad and make no return visits here. This of course is usually not practical at all. They may have friends or family still in the United Kingdom whom they will want to visit, and they may want to keep a home here which they can use on return visits. The question then arises as to what extent they can keep UK connections without continuing to be UK tax resident.
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taxation,
UK
Monday, 12 August 2013
Disincorporating The Family Business
Under the last government, there were for a period of time considerable tax incentives towards incorporating small business and operating it through the medium of a company. These incentives were eventually reduced, but it still remains the case that most successful businesses can achieve some tax savings by operating through a company, rather than being operated as a partnership or a sole trade.
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Tuesday, 6 August 2013
The Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme
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