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Self assessment exclusions

by Jessica Garbett | Jan 7, 2019 | ACCA, business taxation, capital taxation, HMRC, personal taxatation, property taxation

There are ongoing problems with HMRC’s self assessment tax calculator. HMRC is working to resolve these but the exclusion list is still being updated. This is to reflect fixes made, new issues resulting from those fixes and updated guidance. Where a return can’t be...

Let property relief fallout from the Budget

by Jessica Garbett | Dec 19, 2018 | ACCA, budget, property taxation

Analysis of the CGT situation for LPR changes for landlords. In the October Budget, the chancellor announced changes which will impact on landlords’ capital gains tax position (where they are eligible for letting relief) from April 2020. These were: the final period...

Any good news for landlords?

by Jessica Garbett | Nov 2, 2018 | ACCA, budget, property taxation

Landlords have had a rough ride in recent Budgets. Do they have any reason to smile this time? Since the changes in the residential property taxation, landlords were badly hit with additional stamp duty and interest claim restrictions and so on. Higher stamp duty land...

Autumn Budget 2018 – Our Summary

by Jessica Garbett | Oct 30, 2018 | budget, business issues, business taxation, capital taxation, IR35, personal taxatation, property taxation, PSC

Our initial review of yesterdays Budget, including the news that reverse IR35 will come into the Private Sector from 2020, is now up on our website: Autumn Budget 2018

Cash basis for property businesses

by Jessica Garbett | Oct 6, 2018 | ACCA, property taxation

Since 6 April 2017, the default basis of preparing accounts for unincorporated property businesses is cash basis. But eligible business have a choice of cash basis or accruals basis. The Finance Act 2017 inserted sections 271A- 271E in Income Tax (Trading and Other...

HMRC crack down on abuse of rent-a-room relief

by Jessica Garbett | Aug 28, 2018 | ACCA, personal taxatation, property taxation

Concerns that original purpose is being abused. The rent-a-room scheme is a relief which provides that the rent received by an individual from a lodger (currently £7,500) can be exempt from income tax. This limit is halved if another person is also entitled to the...

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