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Spring Budget 2024 – 6 March Full Summary
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his ‘Budget for Long Term Growth’ on Wednesday 6 March 2024. His speech promised “more investment, more jobs, better public services and lower taxes”.
Spring Budget 2024 – Key new measures affecting the property sector
The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt has delivered what is likely to be his final Budget prior to a General Election later this year stating that it is “a Budget for long term growth”.
Reporting Accountant services for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) on LSE AIM
Our client, Tan Delta Systems provides equipment monitoring systems and monitoring services to a range of companies that use machinery to improve the reliability of their equipment, enabling a material reduction in their maintenance cost and reducing their carbon footprint.
haysmacintyre supported the IPO through the provision of Reporting Accountant services to meet the LSE’s listing regulation requirements.
Spring Budget 2024 – 6 March Highlights
The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, delivered his Budget this afternoon, promising lower taxes and a Budget for long term growth.
To opt or not to opt?
Have you considered opting to tax your land and buildings? Unsure of how opting to tax your buildings or land might affect you? Keep reading to find out whether opting to tax is the right plan of action for you. In this article we provide an overview of what an Option to Tax is and discuss some of the benefits and implications of opting properties.
VAT – Reverse charge for building and construction services
The VAT Domestic Reverse Charge (DRC) for building and construction services was introduced on 1 March 2021. For all businesses within these industries, it is important to be aware of the relevant supplies that this applies to and how it works in practice.
Valuation services for a company looking to perform a share buyback of one individuals’ shareholding
Our client is a London-based app developer that creates apps for Apple and Android platforms.
haysmacintyre prepared a memorandum that set out a range of company valuations, along with advice surrounding the tax implications of a 24% shareholding being bought back by the company.
We estimated that the minority 24% shareholding being bought-back held an estimated value ranging from £9m to £11m.
Case study: HMRC R&D enquiry
Case study takeaways:
- Our client provides e-learning services internationally and they developed an online educational platform specialising in IELTS
- haysmacintyre worked with the client to prepare a response to HMRC following an enquiry, defending their R&D work
- HMRC accepted both claims on our first response with no further amendments