The tax card outlines the business and individual tax rates for the tax year of 2021/22. All the essential tax facts, rates and figures…
Budget 2021 On Wednesday 3 March, the Chancellor announced the Budget for 2021. To help you understand how this might…
On 8 February, the Government announced that businesses which took out COVID-19 bounce back loans will be given greater repayment…
From 1 March 2021 HMRC will finally introduce the domestic reverse charge. The charge may be relevant for businesses supplying…
Dixcart Tax Director, Paul Webb, talks about Employee Ownership Trusts and setting up how they can promote an opportunity for…
With the cancellation of the Autumn Budget all eyes were on the Chancellor to see what measures he would announce…
Many family companies have been impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic with demand for their services reducing substantially. These companies may…
The current Coronavirus Pandemic may have caused many business owners to consider the often-difficult topic of exit and succession planning. …
Fee Protection Insurance protects businesses and their advisers against an increasing number of HMRC enquiries. Every year HMRC carries out…
One perhaps unforeseen consequence of the current Covid-19 is that non-UK residents may be unable to leave the UK and…
They say ‘nothing is certain but death and taxes’ and as the end of one tax year approaches the inevitability…
With effect from 6th April 2020, the payment and administration of capital gains tax (CGT) is changing. Where CGT is due…
Recent Changes Recent changes in terms of global tax regulations and increasing international tax transparency are vital to consider when…
From April 2020, non-UK tax resident companies with income from UK property will no longer be charged UK income tax and will instead be subject to the UK’s corporation tax regime.
Property in the UK can be owned by a company or by an individual and the method of ownership and the status of the company or individual involved will affect the tax treatment.
The past few years have seen dramatic changes to the taxation of UK residential property for both UK and non-UK residents. Detailed below is a summary of the current position (as of June 2019).
