Karen Cooper on EMIs, employee share ownership and personal service companies.
Janet Hoskin discusses the options for deferring income without resorting to ‘morally repugnant’ aggressive tax avoidance.
The government is following in Lord Palmerston’s footsteps, says Matthew Hodkin.
Moral repugnance is all very well, but the UK has to earn its way in the real world, says James MacLachlan.
Despite all that was said on Budget day, the biggest impact on business decisions is likely to lie in what the Chancellor did not say or do, says Chris Sanger.
Wendy Walton says the reduction of the top income tax rate is a clear signal of the direction the government wishes to take, post recovery.
Alcohol duty ‘escalator’ increases were overshadowed by the minimum pricing proposal, says Alan Powell.
HM Treasury has invited comments on an ‘above the line’ research and development credit for large companies, to be introduced next year.
Three million businesses with a turnover below £77,000 stand to benefit from a voluntary cash basis for income tax and simplified arrangements for certain expenses, HMRC said in a consultation paper,
A plumber was jailed for 12 months yesterday for evading £91,000 of income tax and NICs during 10 years of trading.