As part of a wide-ranging compliance campaign, HMRC has sent letters to non-resident corporate landlords who have failed to pay tax on commercial properties
A married couple has lost an appeal over a capital gains tax demand issued by HMRC for £63,500 as their tax agent did not understand basics of capital gains tax
With only two months to go until the rules on mandatory licences for short-term let landlords come into force, the Scottish government is urging owners to take action
In this week’s Q&A, Croner-i tax adviser Kabita Tank, examines whether tax relief is available when a property purchase falls through and the deposit is lost
Landlords of residential property may find themselves needing support as their forecasts and business plans might have been shredded by consecutive interest rate rises, warns Matthew Todd, manager at RSM
In this week’s Q&A, Croner-i tax adviser Ibrahim Nalla explains the interaction between private residence relief and rollover relief on furnished holiday lets
In this week’s Q&A, Croner-i tax advisor Julian Payne, explains exit charges when disposing of property and tax liability for taxpayers leaving the UK on a permanent basis
Philip Spencer FCA, senior tax writer, Croner-i explains the scenarios where tax is not chargeable on residential and commercial property from primary residences to pension funds
The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has ordered Armstrong Watson Financial Planning to compensate the estate of a customer mis-sold an enterprise investment scheme
