Further to my blog on 27 August 2019, in which I highlighted the changes that are coming into main residence and letting relief, changes are also being made to the way that capital gains tax is payable on the sale of residential properties with effect from 6 April...
Well this is a Cirencester blog lunch first! Today Ian and I are joined by Nick Waloff and Chris Leibbrandt of Cotswold Taste Limited a not for profit co-operative that amongst many other things is intended to help consumers choose food and drink which comes directly...
You have to ask yourself what the government has against property owners when they appear to be penalising them through the way their property income and gains are taxed. First there was the change to the way that tax relief was given on loan interest and then there...
It seems a very long time since I was lucky enough to have a ‘business lunch’ near our Swindon office. There aren’t many places I’ve not tried in Old Town and looking for something informal and relaxing we decided to go to a favourite evening haunt of mine Los Gatos....
A couple of years ago HMRC took Coca-Cola and several of its employees to court, arguing that that their company vans were in fact, cars. Why? Company car tax. In 19/20 the annual benefit in kind value on a van where there is private use is fixed at £3,430. For a car,...
Interesting to see the recent announcement that a major UK Insurance Company has been fined £30million by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in relation to sales of annuity products to clients with maturing pension policies. The Company’s failure relates to the...
