UK property sellers have lowered their expectations, with average asking prices falling by around £2,000 compared with the same period last year. Property platform data suggests the decline is linked to uncertainty surrounding possible tax changes ahead of the Budget, causing hesitation among both buyers and sellers. Disclaimer The information on this Blog is...
The government has confirmed that the new carried interest tax regime will not catch non-UK resident individuals who spend fewer than 60 days in the tax year performing investment management services in the UK. Non-UK resident investment managers may also be entitled to relief under a double taxation treaty if they do not have a...
Improved Processes for Trusts and Estates: What You Need to Know Managing trusts and estates can often feel overwhelming, especially given the intricate legal and tax-related responsibilities. However, recent changes in the UK have streamlined these processes for trusts and estates, bringing much-needed clarity and efficiency for both professionals and individuals. This post explores the...
The government has published the details of the Finance Bill 2021 on 11 March 2021. The Bill highlights the important law measures(announced in the recent 2021 Budget) set to come into legislation. Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the following measures in his budget speech: an extension of the stamp duty holiday in England a super-deduction capital...
Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiled the contents of his Budget 2021 in the House of Commons on 3rd March. He announced the UK government’s tax and spending plans for the year ahead. However, the focus on helping business and jobs through the pandemic and supporting the UK’s long-term economic recovery will remain unchanged. Here is a...
HMRC has extended the self assessment deadline by a month until 28 February. It is a great relief for the customers struggling due to Coronavirus pandemic. Self Assessment customers will not receive a penalty for filing their online tax return late, HMRC announced on 25 January. Already more than 8.9 million taxpayers have filed their...
Contact HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) as soon as possible if you have missed your tax bill payment. How you contact HMRC depends on what you need to pay. You have to pay interest if you pay late. You may avoid penalties by contacting HMRC as soon as possible. If you cannot pay because of...
HMRC’s new data has shown that 2,700 people used Christmas day to file their tax returns. Many taxpayers chose to send the documents in just after lunchtime on 25 December. The peak time for completing tax returns was between 2 pm to 2.59 pm. More than 200 customers pressed ‘submit’ on their online form in...
The Office of Tax Simplification has revealed a new report on the policy design and core principles of CGT. The OTS has suggested some reforms for simplifying the design of Capital Gains Tax (CGT). In July 2020, the Chancellor asked the OTS to carry out a review of Capital Gains Tax to identify: the opportunities...
The leading economists have warned that the UK will likely face “substantial” tax rises in the coming years, as the government seeks to pay for the cost of its COVID-19 response and public services. Some top economists told parliament’s Treasury Select Committee on Tuesday that tax rises were likely, although they said increases would likely...
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