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Home » Tax Q&As

28th August 2018 by Mark Harvey

SDLT and the family home of unmarried couples

Will Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) or higher rates of SDLT be payable for unmarried couples separating and re-arranging the family home ownership?

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Filed Under: Tax Q&As Tagged With: property, SDLT, Stamp Duty Land Tax, Tax

27th August 2018 by Mark Harvey

Rental property interest relief problems

Remember there is a new restriction to the relief that landlords get for interest and associated finance charges where they are letting out residential property.

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Filed Under: Tax Q&As Tagged With: property, Self Assessment, Tax

21st August 2018 by Mark Harvey

Rental income – property allowance

Do you have a rental property from which you only receive a small amount of income or perhaps you only have very low expenses to claim against the property? Can you make use of the new £1,000 property allowance?

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Filed Under: Tax Q&As Tagged With: property

2nd July 2018 by Colin Murrell

Query regarding director’s overdrawn loan accounts

Several of my limited company clients allow directors/shareholders to overdraw their director loan accounts. What should be considered in this situation?

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Filed Under: Tax Q&As Tagged With: company

6th June 2018 by Colin Murrell

Query about raising funds using an Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS)

The proprietors have spotted a gap in the market and wish to expand into that field. The company is looking to raise further share capital through another round of EIS investment. What are the restrictions given the age of the company?

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30th May 2018 by Colin Murrell

Query about benefit in kind

The company provides some employees with Company cars that are hybrids. The employees are also provided with fuel cards that are available for their private use and receive a fuel Benefit in Kind in relation to the car. However, the cars are plugged in and charged at home can the employer offset this cost against the fuel Benefit in Kind?

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Filed Under: Tax Q&As Tagged With: benefit in kind, Self Assessment

9th May 2018 by Colin Murrell

Query regarding principle private residence relief

My client has a question about principle private residence relief.

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Filed Under: Tax Q&As Tagged With: property

10th April 2018 by Colin Murrell

Private Residence Relief (PRR) and delayed occupation

Relief under s 222 TCGA 1992 will be available in full to relieve any gain from being chargeable. However, this is only the case if the dwelling-house has been the individual’s main residence throughout the period of ownership. Under s 223(1) TCGA 1992 the last 18 months are deemed to be a period of occupation […]

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3rd April 2018 by Colin Murrell

About tapered annual allowances

My client is concerned about his pension savings and has heard about the tapered annual allowance.

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28th March 2018 by Colin Murrell

Transfer of property income to a spouse

Can I assign the income from my investment property to my spouse so it is taxed at a lower rate?

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Filed Under: Tax Q&As Tagged With: property

9th March 2018 by Colin Murrell

Divorce and property

Selling the family home during and after a divorce and the effect this may have on claiming Private Residence Relief (PPR)

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Filed Under: Tax Q&As Tagged With: property

23rd February 2018 by Colin Murrell

Recovery of Input Tax on Cars

If a company buys electric cars then the VAT incurred on the purchase can be recoverable as input tax. Is this correct?

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Filed Under: Tax Q&As Tagged With: Tax, VAT

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