Today’s working lunch had me heading towards our Cirencester office and a meeting with Ian Sumbler, a man whose knowledge of local pubs and eateries in this area is like having a talking guide book – very handy! But today we ventured into a café/bar on Castle Street...
It is good tax planning across all the various taxes to make sure that you claim any relief’s that you are due, from both a personal and corporate tax point of view. Focussing specifically on corporation tax in this blog, one such valuable but underused corporation...
Dealing with the estate of someone who has died can be stressful, especially if you have no idea as to their financial assets. To make things as easy as possible for your executor you should make sure that your affairs are in order. This could be as simple as making...
A further reporting requirement has been imposed on non UK residents with effect from 6 April 2019. It has been the case, since 6 April 2015, that a non UK resident disposing of UK residential property has been required to file a return and pay any tax liability...
With the ‘B’ word looming and a newcomer, the ‘H’ word looking set to impact on the local economy over the next few years, some might be wondering whether it is the end of the world. Times are uncertain for many business and individuals across the region and I hope...
Have you been appointed as an executor of an estate? You may not realise that you have until a family member or close friend passes away and either their will appoints you as an executor or you are the person that can apply for probate under the rules of intestacy....
