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VAT where medical professionals are involved may seem a straight forward area of this complicated tax – but is it as straight forward as it seems?

Selling a property can be stressful at the best of times. To add to the complexities, you might then need to deal with your Capital Gains Tax (CGT) obligations immediately following completion.  This article lists some frequently asked questions which may assist you in determining your obligations.

Jason Croke looks into a recent case where the use of a garage is changed to commercial use and rented out as a separate entity, what does it mean for the SDLT? Read more to find out about this interesting case…

We use cloud-based solutions in our everyday lives without giving it much thought and so it makes sense to use the cloud for our business too. Cloud accounting is simply the practice of using an accounting system that’s accessed through the internet. In this article we have addressed six of the most common concerns about cloud accounting.

If you are looking to purchase a new vehicle and are considering going electric, the government are offering a grant of up to £2,500 giving an automatic discount against the cost of the vehicle.

In this article we are exploring some of the options available to you when you decide to exit your business. You have created a business and lifestyle that is a going concern, but it is time for you to pass on the reins, sell the business, retire, or just do something else. There is much to consider, let’s take a look at the options…

There are several important steps you should take to ensure you have the right audit firm, doing the right level of work, at the right time, for the right fee.

The Import One Stop Shop (IOSS) aims to simplify cross-border VAT for consumers. The scheme goes live on 1 July 2021, but already some GB based taxpayers are finding some unexpected complications.

Now your business is off the ground and established, it is time to take a look at what the everyday challenges and obligations are from a finance perspective – to ensure that your business remains healthy and successful. This article outlines what these challenges are and is a useful reference guide to ensure you have all bases covered.

When a corporate entity purchases a residential property costing more than £500,000 there is an additional SDLT corporate surcharge of 15% applied to the transaction.    One exemption from the 15% surcharge is based on the property not being occupied by a shareholder, Director, or other such persons.