Category: Articles
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Making sense of international tax obligations
Whether large or small, your company will now need to take extra care on cross-border dealings.
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Protecting the consumer from ‘price walking’
The general insurance markets for household and motor insurance aren’t working well for consumers, with many loyal customers not receiving good value.
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Why business travellers must be tracked
Post-pandemic, the workforce is likely to return to higher levels of travel. Many employers overlook the importance of travel monitoring. We explain why it matters.
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HMRC updates its Corporate Criminal Offence policy
HMRC defines associated persons as employees, agents or any other person who performs services for and on behalf of the broker and can be either an individual or incorporated body.
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So you have a share scheme – what next?
Setting up a share scheme can be an excellent idea for a young business. But what do you do once you have one? We discuss the next steps.
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Corporate Criminal Offence and umbrella companies
HMRC has reminded us that the use of umbrella employment companies for tax avoidance in relation to temporary workers may constitute a corporate criminal offence. Here is the wider picture.
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Tax relief through R&D: don’t miss out
For the payment services sector, research & development (R&D) is one of the most beneficial tax incentive reliefs available. Find out if you’re likely to qualify.
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Making a Will as a Muslim
Preparing a Will is complicated for everyone. Here we explain some of the specific requirements and tax implications under Sharia law.
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Director’s loan accounts: avoiding the pitfalls
Loans by a company to either its shareholders or its employees (including directors) can have tax consequences. We explain what to look out for.
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Crypto-Nudge
Many people may doubt the ability of the Tax Authorities to know what they are up to. However, HMRC’s powers of detection have increased exponentially since the introduction of their “Connect” system in 2010.










