The Financial Times has published Katharine Arthur‘s letter to the editor, with regard to recent changes to Capital Gains Tax and the challenges HMRC is facing as a result.

Stephanie Parker, Director, notes that the ‘Bank of Mum and Dad’ is increasingly playing a part in helping young people become homeowners. Once, this was simply a contribution to the deposit but now, with increasing interest rates and squeezed incomes, it might encompass other forms of help. This is from Stephanie’s recent comments shared with ePrivateclient.

IR35 has consistently attracted controversy since it was introduced in 2000. We have shared various updates and insights on IR35, as the complexities surrounding its application are still ongoing.

Danielle Ford, Partner and Head of Tax Disputes & Resolutions, and Riocard Hoye, Senior Manager, have featured in City AM, discussing HMRC’s interest in crypto investments.

The latest edition of our Charities and Not for Profit eNews is now available to download.

HMRC has significantly increased its compliance activity recently to replenish the coffers following difficult times during the pandemic. Here, we provide our insight into the key areas that HMRC is targeting and their methods of doing so.

haysmacintyre provided financial and tax due diligence, HOTs and SPA reviews on the Medical Defence Union (MDU)’s acquisition of a medical education provider.

Stamp Duty advice used to be limited to conveyancing solicitors but, since the introduction of Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) and its ever-increasing complexity, as well as the risks to the conveyancer of getting it wrong, it has required specialists across both the legal and accounting profession to take a much closer look.