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Nicola Sargeant

Tax Manager

23 April 2024

How changes to the Furnished Holiday Lettings scheme could impact the Agritourism sector

Farmers have diversified over the years with many tapping into new revenue streams such as agritourism, providing holiday accommodation under the Furnished Holiday Lettings (FHLs) regime.

Susie Walker

Partner and Head of Tax

23 November 2023

Autumn Statement 2023: big money for business and pennies in the pockets of workers

Susie Walker, Partner and Head of Tax, has commented on the Autumn Statement 2023. She said: “There was big money for big business, and a few extra pounds in the pockets of workers, but little to encourage or inspire start-ups and SMEs in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement.” Read more here.

Roger Campbell

Tax Senior Manager

07 September 2023

Private Client Tax

The latest on reporting UK property disposals

The UK property capital gains tax (“CGT”) reporting regime has been with us for a considerable time now (since 6 April 2015 for non-UK tax residents and 6 April 2020 for UK residents). Various changes have been made over the years and this article summarises the current state of play.

Alexandra Docherty

Partner and Head of Private Client Tax

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05 September 2023

HMRC spotlight on school fee planning

In a further focus on tax paid by Owner Managed Businesses, HMRC has issued a spotlight inviting disclosure of any tax planning schemes involving issuance of shares that pay dividends used to fund school fees.

Wendy Ramsay

Tax Senior Manager

31 August 2023

Private Client Tax

COP 9 - Tax Investigations Update

HMRC has redrafted its Code of Practice 9 (COP 9) to encourage more use in cases of fraud, dishonesty or tax evasion. COP 9 gives taxpayers the opportunity to disclose fraud and bring their tax affairs into line on a civil basis, rather than a criminal basis.

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