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Philip Jamieson

Philip Jamieson

Tax Senior Manager

23 September 2022

  • Corporate Tax
  • Private Client Tax
  • Budget
Mini-Budget 2022: Stamp Duty Land Tax

Several key changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax were announced by Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng in the 2022 Mini-Budget on 23 September.

John McAuslin

John McAuslin

Tax Partner, Head of Corporate Tax

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23 September 2022

  • Construction & Property Incentives
  • Corporate Tax
  • Budget
Mini-Budget 2022: Corporation Tax

We outline the changes to corporation tax announced in the 2022 Mini-Budget on 23 September.

Irina Cheburdanidze & Shaun Millican

Irina Cheburdanidze & Shaun Millican

06 September 2022

  • Audit & Assurance
  • Financial Reporting Advisory Services
  • Corporate Tax
Convertible loan notes – a boon for the business but a problem for accountants

Convertible loan notes are increasingly a feature of the funding landscape, especially for early-stage companies. A convertible loan can provide much-needed finance for businesses but the accounting and resultant tax implications can be complex.

Stuart Thomson

Stuart Thomson

Corporate Tax Director

24 July 2022

  • Corporate Tax
Notification of uncertain tax treatments

With effect from 1 April 2022, certain large businesses are required to notify HMRC where they have adopted an uncertain tax treatment (UTT) in a tax return filed on or after 1 April 2022.

14 July 2022

  • Corporate Tax
Taxation of UK resident ‘non-domiciled’ individuals

Rishi Sunak and his wife were the subject of much press scrunity recently, with discussion around the tax position of individuals who are resident, but not domiciled, in the UK - but what are the rules for the tax treatment available to ‘non-doms’?

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