In this week’s Q&A, Croner Taxwise apprentice tax advisor Ria Dillon considers whether gains from business asset disposal relief (BADR) can be invested in an enterprise investment scheme (EIS) tax free

When it comes to tax, writing wills to take into account portfolios of assets held across multiple jurisdictions, requires careful tax planning. Francesca Sassoli, senior associate at Cripps Pemberton Greenish, explains

Opting for non-dom status brings tax advantages but what are the implications for mixed domicile marriages where one partner is liable for UK tax? Mark Davies, partner at Mark Davies & Associates, looks at the options

HMRC has opened up a four-month settlement window for taxpayers who have used remuneration trusts to avoid tax, to resolve their tax bils

ContractorCalculator and tax specialist David Kirk & Co have set up the Managed Service Company (MSC) Survivors Group to help contractors affected by HMRC's latest investigation into their use

Since 1994, enterprise investment schemes (EIS) have been an important tool in the investors’ kit, but many potential investors worry that EIS-eligible businesses are too high risk. Craig Harman, tax specialist at Perrys Chartered Accountants, explains

Whether a taxpayer is making a lifetime transfer or an item is in their death estate, the related property rules must be considered and there are potential tax traps, warns Meg Saksida

The new tax year starts on 6 April with a number of tax changes that will affect personal finances. As the 2021-22 tax year draws to a close, Stevie Heafford, tax partner at HW Fisher outlines the 10 key changes

The complexity of the application process for museums and galleries tax relief has deterred some organisations from taking up the tax break, finds HMRC research

The introduction of new business competency tests for farmers will put pressure on the accountancy profession as they try to prove compliance, warns Julie Butler FCA, founder of Butler & Co

With a week to go to the end of the tax year it’s time to get your tax affairs in order making sure that you claim what you are allowed and making provisions for the future, advises Blick Rothenberg

Changes to the qualifying requirements for research and development (R&D) tax credits will expand the level of support. Lindsey Copland, tax partner at Grant Thornton UK LLP examines the key compliance issues