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Is 2020 the year for an electric company car?
Just before Boris took over, the government published draft legislation proposing a change to the company car benefit-in-kind tax rates for the 2020/21 tax year and providing the much welcomed rates through to 2022/23. Initially things do appear to become a little...
Structures and Buildings Allowance… make sure you don’t miss out
Capital allowances have been around for years, in various forms and are a valuable tax relief. Structures and buildings allowance (SBA) is a new allowance that has been introduced. Where costs are incurred on either the purchase of, or on the construction of, a...
A hint of North Africa
You know when you’ve got that Friday feeling but there are still at least 4 hours left of the working day? Well, if you are out and about in Old Town, Swindon and have an hour or so to spend for lunch I really recommend you visit Fez on Wood Street (wearing the Fez...
More compliance for trustees…
If you are a trustee of a trust, or know someone that is, then I recommend that you read on…as whilst is not a particularly interesting subject, new requirements are being placed on trustees with the potential for penalties to be charged for non-compliance. Money...
HMRC to collect tax on residential property sales within 30 days
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...
Jesse’s Bistro
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...
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