31 Oct 2018 | Firm News, Government and Budget
Under pressure to support No 10’s ‘end of austerity’ message, bolstered by revised growth forecasts from the Office of Budget Responsibility, and safe in the knowledge that it could all go out of the window in the event of a no-deal Brexit, the...
18 Oct 2018 | Firm News, Personal Tax Planning, Property Services
There has been a recent case going through the courts where Mr Higgins purchased an apartment in 2004 and paid a holding deposit but issues relating to the title prevented construction from starting. Mr Higgins did not therefore move into the apartment until January...
8 Oct 2018 | Firm News, Annual Accounts, Charities
I was recently asked to run a training session for a local charity regarding common accounting issues and, whilst preparing for this, I was surprised to discover the number of sets of financial statements submitted to the Charity Commission that they deem to be...
4 Oct 2018 | Firm News, Inheritance Tax
Did you follow the herd at the turn of the decade and incorporate your sole trade or partnership? The aim at the time was to reduce risk and increase security against creditors, which would still be true today. In addition, the Entrepreneur’s Relief Capital Gains Tax...
