Category: Articles
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What to remember in your next report to investors
In November the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) issued an open letter that focused on key issues for the 2020/21 financial reporting season. Imogen Massey summarises the main points.
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Subtle post-Brexit changes – don’t be caught out
UK companies that do business with the EU need to read the small print on current cross-border regulations. Chris Riley provides guidance.
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ESMA reporting requirements – new digital standards
Since the start of 2021, EU-regulated listed companies must produce their annual reports using a new structured format. Here’s what you need to know.
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Green light for off-payroll working changes
IR35 is finally upon us. Our employment taxes expert recaps on the new legislation.
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Disposing of UK property
UK resident individuals, trustees and personal representatives who realise a taxable gain on the disposal of UK residential property now need to report their disposal within 30 days of completion and pay any Capital Gains Tax (CGT) due within the same time frame.
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Corporate tax – explore all avenues
In our current financial climate all savings are welcome. We advise on some of the things you can do to lower your corporate tax bill.
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Is change good? Have your say
A consultation and a call for evidence published by HMRC this month give you the chance to express your views on the R&D claims process and demonstrate whether Enterprise Management Incentive Schemes are helping SMEs as intended. We explain.
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New capital allowances: Super-deduction and 50% first year allowances
As part of the budget this month, the government announced new capital allowances in the form of a “super-deduction” and 50% first year allowances in an attempt to increase investment over the next two years.
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Tax Day: One for the Purists
Today marked the first ever ‘Tax Policy and Consultation Day’ in the UK. We explore the announcements and how they may effect you.
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The UK prepares for its first ‘Tax Day’
Tuesday 23 March sees the first ever ‘Tax Day’ in the UK. We share our predictions on what to look out for.
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Budget 2021: Carried back trading losses
There wasn’t much good news to get excited about in this year’s Budget, but the temporary extension to carried back trading losses will be relevant to businesses which have been hit hard by lockdown.
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Budget 2021: The ‘honest’ Budget – the implications for insurance intermediaries
An analysis of Budget 2021 from the perspective of insurance brokers from our Head of Tax, Chris Riley.





