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The purchase of real estate, whether a principal private residence or an investment property, is normally funded in part by equity provided by the purchaser, and in part by interest bearing debt pr

The rules on what level of Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is payable have become increasingly more complex.

Among all the noise surrounding Brexit and HMRC’s implementation of Making Tax Digital (MTD), another significant VAT change is also not far away.

When should you consider making a complaint to HMRC?

Time flies by very quickly!

This article is a thought piece that addresses the difficult relationship between employment law and tax/NICs in the light of the slew of employment law cases, which have firmly confirmed the newer

The council tax bills that have been hitting people’s doormats are heavier than ever before.

Corporate residence has traditionally not been a fertile ground for HMRC.

Capital allowances has seen a flurry of recent legal decisions issued in the last few months.

The most significant US federal tax reform since 1986, commonly referred to as the ‘Tax Cuts and Jobs Act’ (TCJA), turned 18 months on 22 June this year.