Articles
Partner Stephen Kenny explores how cryptocurrencies are taxed in this short article.
Cryptoassets: a new twist in the story
Whether you are a famous sports star or just someone who works abroad a lot, you could save large sums with this relief if you qualify.
Overseas relief: how to make the most of it
Electric company cars can save employees and employers tax and NICs, but how does a salary sacrifice arrangement work?
Company cars: back with a difference
We look at the pros and cons of having a corporate partner in the mix, and the additional care needed for their tax reporting.
Mixed membership partnerships: beware the complex rules
A conversation with Bilal Zein, Chief Operating Officer at Quanon Capital Ltd.
When should a family’s office become a Family Office?
When it comes to HMRC and VAT, it seems there is good reason to be prepared for the worst outcome – and plan accordingly. We look at two court cases that prove the point.
HMRC’s VAT decisions: look out for errors
The Bank of England has steadily increased its base interest rate over the last few months. We look into its impact on the tax liabilities of both individuals and businesses.
Rising interest rates: the potential impact on Corporation Tax
So you don’t yet have a PSA with HMRC? Find out what they are, what they cover and why they are a good tool for improving your employment tax compliance.
PAYE Settlement Agreements (PSAs): why you should have one
What are the benefits of LTIPs, and how are they designed and measured?
Long term incentive plans (LTIPs): what you need to know
PPA is an important methodology during business acquisition. What are its stages and benefits?
Purchase price allocation (PPA): how it works
Discover why listed multinationals looking to navigate tax obligations and capitalise on market opportunity should proactively develop a transfer pricing strategy.
Transfer pricing rules – how they can work to increase enterprise value
As we approach the new reporting season following a difficult economic year, the temptation to fudge a company’s performance has never been so high.