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Companies House reform: new powers for the Registrar
Since September 2022, the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill (the Bill) has been making its way through Parliament. The Bill sets out a range of measures to clamp down on the abuse of UK corporate structures and to address economic crime. The changes set out in the Bill should improve transparency by making financial information more available to the public. Whilst parts of the Bill will deal with the wider aspect of economic crime, it is primarily concerned with the regulation of UK corporate structures.
Private Client Briefing Summer 2023
Welcome to the latest edition of our Private Client Briefing, which summarises a number of issues and opportunities for individuals, families and trustees.
Rise in Capital Gains Tax receipts – FT Adviser
Katharine Arthur, Partner and Head of Private Client, has featured in the FT Adviser, commenting on the continual rise in Capital Gains Tax (CGT) receipts.
Financial due diligence for Chopstix Group
haysmacintyre provided financial due diligence on Chopstix Group’s acquisition of competitor brand Chozen Noodle.
Corporate and Private Client eNews
The latest edition of our Corporate and Private Client eNews is now available to download.
Schools Briefing – ISBA Conference 2023
Welcome to the ISBA Conference edition of our Schools Briefing, where we provide updates and insights on accounting, tax, reporting and governance for school bursars and governors.
haysmacintyre – Is your structure fit for purpose? UK taxation of property businesses subject to Corporation Tax
This article summarises the UK Corporation Tax treatment of property income generated from land/property (referred to as a property business) by a company. This article does not cover capital gains realised by companies selling land/property, which will be dealt with separately in a future article.
HMRC and the 2019 loan charge
HMRC is now taking action against those who it believes have not been tax compliant in respect of the loan charge.