Since 6 April 2020, new requirements have been introduced to accelerate the reporting and payment of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on the disposal of UK land and residential property by individuals, trustees, personal representatives, partners of partnerships, and joint owners. The changes primarily affected UK residents holding UK residential property, but the payment regime also affected non-UK residents, bringing both UK and non-UK residents into the same harmonised regime.

HMRC has released draft legislation and a policy paper that proposes changes to the data HMRC requires from employers, shareholders and the self-employed. From the 2025-26 tax year onwards, additional obligations include: Employers will need to provide more detailed information on employee hours using Real Time Information (RTI). Self Assessment tax returns will be required […]

We advised on the sale of a digital media business group to a UK private equity firm in a locked box deal of up to £40m.

The latest edition of our Corporate and Private Client eNews is now available to download.

Nick Bustin, Employment Tax Director, and Riocard Hoye, Tax Disputes Senior Manager, have featured in Accountancy Daily. Their article focuses on the latest update in Gary Lineker’s IR35 case with HMRC and the wider implications this could have.

Many different types of intermediaries are found in the financial services sector but the VAT treatment of their services can be difficult to identify, presenting pitfalls where you act as one, or if you seek their assistance.

Katharine Arthur, Partner and Head of Private Client, has had her comments published in The Sunday Times in regards to how self-employed individuals can stay tax compliant.

With the UK close to another recession and inflation running at record levels, businesses are feeling the squeeze for cash.