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Home » Archives for Amy Robins

1st March 2021 by Amy Robins

Budget 2021: live coverage and video review

Fuller Spurling Budget day video update

Budget Day, Wednesday 3 March, 2021 Fuller Spurling’s own tax specialists, Amy and Philip, covered live the announcements of one of the most anticipated budgets for years. Their coverage as the day unfolded is covered below here. Plus, you can now watch Philip & Amy’s video review of the Budget’s key takeaways, particularly as they […]

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Filed Under: Tax Tagged With: Budget, Capital Gains Tax, CGT, Coronavirus, COVID-19, HMRC, IHT, Inheritance Tax, IR35, PAYE, personal tax, property, SDLT, Self Assessment, self employed, stamp duty, Stamp Duty Land Tax, Tax, VAT

27th October 2020 by Amy Robins

Are you one of the 63% of UK residents without a will?

lady and child - nearly 2/3 of UK adults don't have a will

Do you have a will? Or a will trust, or a family trust? Do you really understand its tax implications? And if you don’t have a will, do you fully appreciate the implications for those you may leave behind?   Research from Macmillan Cancer Support reveals 63% of UK residents do not have a will. […]

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Filed Under: Tax Tagged With: Family trusts, IHT, Inheritance Tax, Tax, Trusts

24th February 2020 by Amy Robins

Loan Charge review: lower tax bills for 30k+ tax payers

HMRC Loan Charge report

Disguised remuneration loan charge Loan Charge review – what’s next? “The changes should reduce the tax bills of over 30,000 people, with 10,000 plus now not having to pay anything.” The loan charge was introduced to counteract the tax advantage gained by many who used disguised remuneration schemes, often known as Employee Benefit Trusts, or […]

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Filed Under: Tax Tagged With: HMRC, loan charge, Tax

11th September 2019 by Amy Robins

Inheritance Tax Changes Ahead?

The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) have published a report containing proposed changes relating to Inheritance Tax (IHT). The Government will decide which of these rules will become law.

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Filed Under: Updates Tagged With: Business Property Relief, IHT, property

4th July 2019 by Amy Robins

Let’s go Fishing – HMRC’s requests to disclose offshore income and gains…

HMRC are increasing the number of letters issued to taxpayers from its Risk and Intelligence Service, Offshore department.

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Filed Under: Tax, Updates Tagged With: Self Assessment, Tax

20th June 2019 by Amy Robins

Entrepreneur’s Relief – Important changes and planning

There are important changes to the conditions that apply in order for a taxpayer to claim Entrepreneur’s Relief (ER) on disposal of their shares in their personal company.

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Filed Under: Articles, Tax Tagged With: company, Tax

12th June 2019 by Amy Robins

HMRC starter checklist for all new employees and getting the PAYE code right

Do you use the HMRC approved starter checklist when taking on new employees? This form is not optional; all new employees should complete it even if they present a completed form P45.

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Filed Under: Updates Tagged With: PAYE, Tax

12th June 2019 by Amy Robins

Taxes and reliefs when selling a let property

Many landlords are deciding to sell their residential properties. What are their options for taxes and reliefs?

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Filed Under: Updates Tagged With: Capital Gains Tax, CGT, property

11th June 2019 by Amy Robins

Daily subsistence rate for employees when working away from the office

Employees travelling on business need to eat. Keeping track of expense claims for meals taken whilst working away from the office can involve a lot extra effort.

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Filed Under: Updates Tagged With: Tax

25th April 2019 by Amy Robins

Changes to Capital Gains Tax – PPR and Lettings Relief

Important changes will come into force in April 2020 which relate to tax relief that is due on the sale of property which was previously a taxpayer’s Principle Private Residence “PPR” during any point in the period of its ownership.

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Filed Under: Tax, Updates Tagged With: Capital Gains Tax, CGT, PPR, property, Tax

8th March 2019 by Amy Robins

The new tax : Loan charge

If you were persuaded to take a loan in place of
part of your pay in the past and you have not repaid it, you may now be liable to pay a new tax called the loan charge.

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Filed Under: Updates Tagged With: self employed, Tax

8th March 2019 by Amy Robins

Tax rates and deadlines for stamp duty

The government has shortened the period for paying SDLT from 30 days to 14 days

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Filed Under: Updates Tagged With: property, SDLT, stamp duty, Stamp Duty Land Tax

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