Ongoing change
This time last year there was much anticipation: what would the Scottish Government do with the new powers that gave it full control over the income tax rates and bands for non-savings, non-dividen
This time last year there was much anticipation: what would the Scottish Government do with the new powers that gave it full control over the income tax rates and bands for non-savings, non-dividen
R&D tax relief continues to provide valuable cash incentives to UK businesses; over 240,000 R&D claims have been made since the R&D tax relief schemes were first introduced and £21.4 bi
IR35 in the Private Sector: 15 months for everyone to put their house in order.
Tax advisers will be aware of the usefulness of the holdover relief rules (in the Taxation of Chargeable Gains Act 1992 (TCGA) ss 165 and 260).
On Budget day, 29 October 2018, Chancellor Phillip Hammond announced the arrival of a new UK tax: the Digital Services Tax, or ‘DST’ as it is likely to be commonly referred to by the time we go to
Further to the Office of Tax Simplification review of Capital Allowances and the recent Budget statement by Philip Hammond MP, capital allowances are clearly considered an integral component of UK
Budget 2018 stands out in many ways. It was the first Budget delivered under the new annual fiscal event strategy.
This two-part guide (part one, ‘Light on the matter’ was in the September 2018 issue of Tax Adviser) goes through the role of, main provisions in and current tren
With April 2019 just five months away, HMRC is busy working on settlement calculations and agreements for those who want to settle before the loan charge comes into effect.
For most tax advisers, when undertaking a corporate transaction, debt restructuring can be a complex area with many pitfalls.