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Domicile: a difficult question

The law of domicile is not tax law at all – but as most practitioners will be aware, an individual’s domicile can have wide-ranging consequences for their t

Important Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Updates

Members and their firms supervised for AML by the CIOT and ATT should be aware of the update to the scheme rules and the additional informati

Budget 2018 stands out in many ways. It was the first Budget delivered under the new annual fiscal event strategy.

Why do visits take place?

The CIOT and ATT are the Anti-Money Laundering (AML) supervisors of: CIOT and ATT members who are sole practitioner tax advisers; and other tax adviser firms whe

The arrival of the Enterprise Management Incentive share option plan in the summer of 2000 opened up a new landscape for employee share option plans.

The Office of Tax Simplification has just published its first report which looks at HMRC guidance. It is widely acknowledged that the UK’s tax system is complex.

It’s true. When Richard Branson decided to start a business, it wasn’t so he could claim £10 million of Entrepreneurs’ Relief when he sold it 10 years later.

Historically, non-residents have been generally exempted from capital gains tax in respect of UK assets, with the key exception being in certain cases where the non-resident has carried on a busine

The last few years have brought a fair number of appeals against closure notices or discovery assessments issued by the Revenue assessing gains realised on the disposal of residential property.

HMRC’s ability to assess additional income tax and capital gains tax (CGT) is restricted by statutory assessment time limits (TMA 1970, s34, s36, s37A and s40) in the absence of open self assessmen