Peter Rayney reviews the new 130% super deduction capital allowance rules introduced in the Budget 2021 explaining the potential complexities in applying them
Amazon’s latest corporate filings in Luxembourg revealed that the company made record sales of €44bn (£38bn) in Europe in 2020 but because the Luxembourg unit made a €1.2bn loss it meant that it did not have to pay corporation tax
In our regular Q&A series, David Woolley, tax consultant at Croner Taxwise, looks at the use of deeds of variation when dealing with a deceased person’s estate
The government is planning to allow more British expats the right to vote in UK elections – but this may come with a ‘tax sting in the tail’, warns tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg
As the end of the tax year fast approaches, Kevin Sefton, CEO of untied, the personal tax app, sets out the 10 steps to ensure you reduce your tax liability
From 1 April non-resident property purchasers will have to pay an additional 2% stamp duty land tax charge on purchases, explains Zigurds Kronbergs, specialist tax writer at Croner-i
Valentine’s Day approaches, but with romantic gestures likely limited to takeaways and socially distanced walks, tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg have looked at the at the tax efficient side of love
EY is to acquire the personal tax services business of Frank Hirth, a specialist accountancy practice providing UK and US personal tax services, in a bid to build up its profile in the private client business market
Stephanie Webber CTA, tax writer at Croner-i, looks at the possible availability of business property relief on furnished holiday lettings in the light of recent case law
In our regular Q&A series, Croner Taxwise, VAT advice consultant, Sally Atkins, explores the most answered Brexit questions from the VAT advice helpline, covering tax on sales, B2C services and more
The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) is calling for the high income child benefit charge (HICBC) threshold to rise to avoid it hitting basic-rate taxpayers for the first time in April
MPs have criticised HMRC’s response to the Covid-19 crisis, claiming some groups of taxpayers have been unfairly excluded from support packages, while the department’s strategy for property and IT systems has been shown to be wanting
