Couples in the process of separating may find themselves facing a costly capital gains tax (CGT) bill if they miss the tight deadline for transferring assets as part of their divor...
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10th August 2022 - Tax planning
Setting new taxpayer records
New data from HMRC reveals there are now over six million people paying higher or additional rate tax in the UK.
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10th August 2022
Familiar and trusted face celebrates 50 years’ service
It was 1972. Petrol cost 35p a gallon; The Godfather premiered starring Marlon Brando – and a 17-year-old Ros Hatton began work at Forrester Boyd Chartered Accountants’ Grimsby of...
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28th July 2022 - Corporate finance services
Considering Buying or Selling a Business? 11 Key Considerations
During the pandemic, we received an increased number of enquiries from people wanting to buy or sell businesses and this shows no sign of letting up in the near future. Therefore,...
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20th July 2022
New NIC thresholds
The primary class 1 NIC thresholds changed with effect from 6 July 2022. The thresholds for secondary class 1 NIC payable by employers have not changed.
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20th July 2022 - Making Tax Digital
MTD ITSA reporting
HMRC has issued a consultation document on the Notices which will be issued under the Income Tax (Digital Requirements) Regulations 2021 – ie the MTD ITSA regs.
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12th July 2022
60% income tax reappears
The high marginal tax rates created by phasing out the personal allowance are back in the news.
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12th July 2022
Planes, trains and automobiles – managing employees’ transport challenges
With strikes and cancellations affecting trains, the underground and flights, employers need to decide how they are going to treat employees who cannot get into work or are stuck o...
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12th July 2022
Defining ‘period of ownership’ on residence disposals
The disposal of a private residence is exempt from capital gains tax (CGT) if used as a main residence throughout the period of ownership. A recent case heard in the First-Tier Tri...
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12th July 2022 - Tax advice
Tax implications of no fault divorce
No fault divorce became a reality in April. Although it brought no associated changes to the tax rules, divorcing couples should now be in a better position to focus on financial i...
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