The start of April can often symbolize fresh starts and growth and is the perfect occasion to announce the introduction of two Tax Partners to the Wilder Coe team. Jamie Muirhead will be stepping into his new role as Tax Partner, effective 1st April 2024. After joining the company in 2018 as one of the …
The Economic Crime Levy (ECL) is an annual charge that affects organisations supervised under MLR (Money Laundering Regulations) with a UK revenue exceeding £10.2 million annually. HMRC-supervised entities affected will have to: register for the ECL, submit a return yearly, pay an annual fee. However, not all entities must submit a return or register for …
Tax Partner Tim Cook (Wilder Coe) and Zahra Kanani (Partner, Wills and Tax planning at Thackray Williams) hosted this in-depth seminar for the International Estate Planning Council on 23rd June 2022. Focusing on cross-border estates, business assets and real estate, they talk through Inheritance Tax and planning strategies for UK and non-UK domiciled individuals. Tim …
UK IHT (Inheritance Tax) and planning strategies recording Read More »
Do you have clients with relatives, property, inheritances, or businesses in the UK? Join our Tax Partner, Tim Cook and Zahra Kanai (Partner and Wills & Tax planning at Thackray Williams) in collaboration with the International Estate Planning Council for a live seminar focusing on inheritance tax and estate planning strategies for residents and non-residents. Together they will focus …
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As businesses explore ways to be ‘greener’, organisations look to employ a tax regime that encourages zero or low emission vehicles. So, what exactly are the tax benefits? We look at some more commonly asked questions from clients wanting to understand the tax advantages of electric vehicles (EV) or e-bikes. How do you calculate …
With the new tax year approaching on 6 April, what are the forthcoming tax rate changes in the 2022-23 tax year. National Insurance threshold and rate changes On 6 April, National Insurance (NI) rates will increase by 1.25%. The government is introducing a health and social care levy, where working people contribute to funding the …
Keep your workplace Christmas gifts and celebrations tax-free. Want to avoid the taxman’s naughty list this year? Follow our guidelines to take advantage of trivial benefits rules for seasonal gifts and parties for your staff. Christmas gifts Under the trivial benefits rules, employers can treat their teams with an item of value that does not …
Since 2017, any UK trust that pays income tax, capital gains tax, inheritance tax, or stamp taxes must register with the Trust Registration Service (TRS). HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) opened the TRS on 1 September 2021 for non-taxable trusts. You must register: Non-taxable trusts in existence on or after 6 October 2020 by …
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Welcome to our IR35 podcast episode! Head of Tax, Tim Cook is joined by Glaisyers Solicitors Sarah Scholfield to delve into the complex topic of IR35 in our latest episode. With legislation changes due to hit the private sector in April 2021, Tim and Sarah look at what is IR35, why hiring agents and contractors …
IR35 Podcast: Are you prepared for the April 2021 changes? Read More »
If you are a medium or large business and hire contractors, are you prepared for the changes coming on April 6? If you regularly take on contract work, are you aware of the Status Determination Statements (SDS) and the steps you may need to take? Our joint webinar on Thursday 18 March with Glaisyers Solicitors, delved …
