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Nicola Sargeant

Nicola Sargeant

Tax Director

20 July 2022

  • Private Client Tax
Changes to the Trust Registration Service which may require action by Trustees

Since the introduction of the Trust Registration Service, the Anti Money-Laundering Directive requirements have changed and the introduction of the fifth MLD or “5MLD” means action may be required from trustees by 1 September 2022.

Nicola Sargeant

Nicola Sargeant

Tax Director

11 July 2022

  • Private Client Tax
Health and Social Care Levy to be separate to NICs from April 2023

From April 2023, the HSCL will be separate to NIC and will also apply to those over state pension age.

29 June 2022

  • Rural
  • Corporate Tax
  • Private Client Tax
Are you aware of the tax implications of diversifying your farming business?

In recent years, many farmers have considered diversification to improve the viability of their farming businesses.  However, some may be unaware that moving away from their traditional farming activity could potentially jeopardise valuable tax advantages that are uniquely available to farming businesses.

Alexandra Docherty

Alexandra Docherty

Partner and Head of Private Client Tax

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10 June 2022

  • Private Client Tax
Make sure you’re prepared for the income tax basis period reform

Although the Government’s reform to income tax basis periods has been deferred by a year, with 2023/24 now being the transitional year with full introduction in 2024/25, unincorporated businesses should start reviewing the implications now.

Robin Dandie

Robin Dandie

Business Advisory Partner

05 April 2022

  • Rural
  • Corporate Tax
  • Private Client Tax
How changing land use could affect your tax position

In the rural sector, the need to combat climate change has given rise to the potential for land owners and managers to receive income from new sources such as payments for carbon capture. This is potentially good news, but there could be some concerns from a tax perspective.

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