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Non-dom tax to see reforms

Wednesday, August 10th, 2011

The Treasury has published a consultation paper on reforming the tax system as it applies to non-domiciled residents. The Government has also set out another consultation on its plans for a statutory residence test (SRT).

The aim of the non-dom consultation, the Government said, is to encourage individuals to invest in the UK while also ensuring a fair tax contribution. Details include increasing the existing £30,000 annual charge to £50,000 for non-domiciles who claim the remittance basis in a tax year and who have been UK resident in 12 or more of the 14 years prior to the year of claim; allowing non-domiciles to bring overseas income and capital gains to the UK tax-free for the purpose of commercial investment in UK businesses; and simplifying the way in which some aspects of the current rules work. (more…)

Tags: tax effectiveness, tax planning, tax relief, tax strategy
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The age of the entrepreneur is upon us

Wednesday, October 27th, 2010

Some are suggesting we are headed toward an age of austerity, a name that conjures up images of failing businesses, empty shelves and a stoic population bearing hardships with great British resolve.

But strangely statistics suggest a different scenario. A recent survey shows that from January to May this year over 36,000 new business enterprises were launched – amounting to 240 start ups a day! More significantly, these figures represent an almost 20 per cent increase on the same period last year.

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Tags: FDI, tax planning, tax strategy, UK Inward Investment
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UK Inland Revenue Payments – Proceed with Caution

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

A tightening in payment dates and penalties for PAYE has highlighted a crucial misconception regarding the payment process to HMRC.

It is not commonly known that HMRC bank accounts cannot receive the Faster Payment Service that the majority of other banks have now adopted.

You make an online payment, your bank says that it is being made under the faster payments system, and should be there same-day but unfortunately, this is not the case. The change to using Citibank for receiving tax payments now seems like a backward step as Citibank accounts, like some ex-building societies turned into banks, cannot accept faster payments. A cynic might argue that this is designed to enhance bank profits (the amount still leaves your account immediately, but does not arrive for 3 days), and also enable HMRC to charge fines and penalties for those payments being received a day or two late. (more…)

Tags: Credit Control, Employment taxes, Government, HMRC, tax deadlines, tax planning, UK PAYE
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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…)

Tags: advanced tax saving, Bespoke tax planning, tax effectiveness, tax planning, tax strategy, UK Corporation Tax
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