Some accounting tips
With the post lockdown mini property boom you might be thinking of selling your house. Have you remembered to nominate your main residence?
Are you in the unfortunate situation of #Separation or #Divorce? You should know about these #Tax implications…
The Covid-19 pandemic has had an adverse effect on millions of family companies, potentially reducing or eliminating profits. Where there is cash in the business
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) has provided a lifeline to millions of employees and their employers during the Covid-19 pandemic. As at 19 July
Where two or more property transactions involve the same buyer and seller, they may be ‘linked’ for SDLT purposes which can mean you pay more SDLT than you would if they were dealt with individually.
Many landlords are struggling due to non-payment of rent or empty properties because of the pandemic, and some landlords are now thinking about selling their buy-to-let property to help ease their financial hardship. But what happens if you sell your buy-to-let at a loss? In this blog, we go through a couple of examples to help illustrate how to deal with this scenario.
Thinking of buying a house? Check if you benefit from the reduction in stamp duty #SDLT #FirstTimeBuyer #NewHome
HMRC have published guidance for employers on the tax treatment of various expenses and benefits provided to employees during the coronavirus pandemic in which they specifically address the extent to which a company car remains available for an employee’s private use. We explain what it means in practice in today’s blog.
Selling your #BuyToLet property? There are #CapitalGainsTax implications, and the late filing penalty is no longer paused – read more here.
Do you know that the furlough scheme has changed? From 1 July, a grant claim can only be made if the employee was previously furloughed for at least three consecutive weeks before 1 March 2020 and 30 June 2020. We explain more in today’s blog.
