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PRIVATE CLIENT TAXES


John Hayward questions whether the pensions tax regime introduced in 2006 achieved the simplification it intended

IHT debt rules and Joost Lobler lead the month's roundup of vital issues by Wendy Walton and Matthew Braithwaite

HMRC has published for comment by 27 August 2013 two sets of draft regulations specifying the types of arrangements involving the new annual tax on enveloped dwellings (ATED) which HMRC will require to be disclosed under the disclosure of tax avoidance schemes (DOTAS) rules, together with details

Scholarships to sons of company director

Card image Daniel Lyons Chris Sanger David Harkness Christopher Groves

What’s in practitioners’ in-trays this month, with Chris Sanger, David Harkness, Christopher Groves and Daniel Lyons

Prime minister David Cameron has announced tax breaks for married couples will become law. A Treasury spokesperson told Tax Journal: ‘The government’s commitment to bring forward a proposal to recognise marriage in the tax system remains firm.

Neil Pearson discusses the proposed tax break for socially motivated organisations

Exercise of share option

Card image Mike J Haynes William Arrenberg Richard Harryman Steve Wade Malcolm Finney David Smith Casey Dalton

Navigate your way through the rules, with William Arrenberg, Casey O’Hara, Richard Harryman, Mike Haynes, David Smith, Steve Wade and Malcolm Finney.

Michael Dawson answers a readers query about charges that could arise for elderly clients

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