Posts Tagged ‘UK Corporation Tax’

This Much I know, Lessons learned from experience

Thursday, August 5th, 2010

Know the Business in depth
It sounds logical, but it can be surprising how often this is either overlooked or done superficially. Very early in my career I had to prepare the CT computation for a film processor. At this time, with 52% corporation tax, 100% first year capital allowances were available on qualifying plant and machinery. (more…)

Are you prepared for a tax investigation?

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

With deficit reduction at the top of the Government’s list of priorities, it would surprise no one to see an increase HMRC investigations in the coming months.

This is potentially bad news for smaller businesses that are unlikely to have finance departments that can deal with a full-scale investigation. When the taxman visits a smaller business it can tie up a lot of senior managers’ time and divert precious resources away from the important task of growing the business. It can also be very costly. (more…)

UK Tax increases and decreases ahead

Tuesday, July 20th, 2010

The Emergency Budget on 22 June 2010 delivered a raft of changes designed to align government spending with income over the lifetime of the current Parliament. The announcement received mass coverage regarding the changes to corporation tax, capital gains tax and the increase in the standard rate of VAT on 4 January 2011. (more…)

Interop Las Vegas – A Success Story

Wednesday, April 21st, 2010

Interop Las Vegas attendees and exhibitors are all in business to succeed. Incorporations looking to extend reach through opening a sales office in the UK or establishing a marketing presence. Considerable time and effort is made by International Accountants, firms such as www.KevinBeare.com find Interop invaluable to discover which exhibitors do not have a presence in the UK and the foundations are laid ready if that requirement ever arises. (more…)