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Holding a property outside of the trading company in which it is used is not an uncommon structure.

We have considered the details of the judgment and the impact this may have upon operators.

The partnerships section of the SDLT legislation is notoriously complicated.

The Chancellor's rabbit out of the hat in the 2014 Autumn Statement was a radical reform of Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) with the aim of boosting the housing market.

Following our article at the end of last year on the potential changes to the UK patent box regime further details have been released on the new regime, timings and additional work to be done.

We all like a good tax relief, but what if you can have multiple reliefs? Surely that would result in a scream of delight!

Talking Tax - Autumn 2015

The 2015 Summer Budget contained three changes to the taxation of property income (not including the increased inheritance tax relief).

As the 2014/15 tax year ends it is time to take stock of any employee share plans in place. In previous years it was only necessary to update HMRC with any changes in the year.

New legislation was introduced from 6 April 2014 to clamp down on ‘false self-employment' through employment intermediaries such as recruitment agencies.

The Autumn Statement, delivered by the Chancellor in early December, included a surprising announcement of an immediate change to the taxation of goodwill for business incorporations.

Welcome to the current edition of Landed Estates Update, our publication for those advising on Landed Estates. In this issue we will be focusing on the tax reliefs for Heritage Property.

Are you confident you are calculating your net pensionable earnings correctly?

First time buyers, who are over 16, can now save for their UK home with the help of the government, if they invest in a Help to Buy ISA.

On 19 November 2014 the SRA issued its latest consultation document on the SRA Accounts Rules and the role of the Reporting Accountant.