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The door has pretty much closed on EBTs but what about the trusts that benefit self-employed persons? ...
The door has pretty much closed on EBTs but what about the trusts that benefit self-employed persons? ...
In 1999, Chancellor Gordon Brown announced that measures would be introduced to counter tax avoidance by the u...
From 6 April 2017 employers in the UK with a pay bill of more than £3 million per annum are charged a 0.5% app...
IR35 – an imperfect history IR35 was first introduced in FA2000 as a way of making sure that contractors in o...
Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam, sometime Professor of Divinity in residence at Queens’ College Cambridge, wro...
Increased globalisation in recent decades has changed the way in which multinational enterprises conduct their...
Following Philip Hammond’s decision to abandon planned increases in Class 4 NICs, you could be forgiven for th...
In order for an option to qualify for EMI status, the company, the employee and the option itself need to meet...
Pensions and taxation are two of the most fiendishly complicated subjects.
The tax treatment of payments on termination of employment has long been a topic of interest for employers, an...