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It is often forgotten that pension funds can offer an alternative and tax efficient solution to buying commercial property.

The 2014 Budget is now less than a week away, and with increasing messages of improvement in the British economy and the General Election looming next year, will the Chancellor jump early to offer ...

As employers face their first year of filing under RTI we look at what needs to be done and highlight some of the other actions that employers need to consider to finalise the 2014 tax year.

It is time to turn our attention to maximising the efficiency of your tax affairs in the lead up to 5 April 2014. Below are a just a few ideas on how the right tax planning at the right time can ...

It has been announced by the Treasury that, following The Chancellor’s Budget Statement on Wednesday 19 March, the 2014 Finance Bill will be published on Thursday 27 March 2014.

The net investment income tax is a new tax charged at a flat rate of 3.8% which will apply for the first time on Federal income tax returns for 2013. This is a charge in addition to your Federal ...

As recently reported in the FT, the levy on non-domiciled individuals raised £178m for the UK exchequer for the 2011-12 tax year. This represents a 6% rise on the prior year, and the highest figure ...

Following the automatic tax information exchange agreement between the UK and the Cayman Islands, signed on 5 November 2013, HMRC has written to UK resident individuals it understands hold bank ...

It was announced in the 2013 Budget that a consultation document would be published, which focused on two main aspects of partnership tax. The areas under consultation were profit and loss ...

UK tax rules applying to UK non-dom’s and expatriates have been subject to significant change since 6 April 2008. These changes have resulted in key pieces of legislation being introduced namely the ...