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EU Imports and Exports: New VAT Rules for Goods Explained

With the Brexit transition period now behind us and a new agreement in place, the UK is out of the EU’s VAT regime. If you do business…

Given the year we have had in 2020, we decided it was best not to even attempt to predict tax changes over the coming 12 months. Instead,…

CGT Update A review of capital gains tax commissioned by the chancellor was completed last week and it is proposing big reforms to the…

As home working looks to be here to stay, more and more people are asking about the tax implications of building a home office. Much like…

Most countries in the world tax capital gains made by individuals and companies. Like all taxes the rules and the rates charged by…

Arriving to deliver a sales pitch, you park up outside a prospect’s office. However, the pitch overruns, and you return to the car to…

The filing of accounts for Google UK Ltd with Companies House on 6th April has sparked lots of media reporting about the amount of UK tax…

It was inevitable that Rishi Sunak’s first Budget would be dominated by coronavirus. But the £30bn of coronavirus-related fiscal stimulus…

From April 2020, certain expat landlords will find themselves liable for Corporation tax for the first time, according to new guidance…