by Martin Craighan | Jun 9, 2025 | Accounting, Latest Tax News, Property Expenses, Property Tax, Salford Accountants, Tax News, Tax Tips
We take a look at potentially excluded transfers for inheritance tax objectives and think about when they might (or may not) develop. A PET (Potential exempt transfer) in an inheritance tax (IHT) context has a various significance. However, the funny title has a...
by Martin Craighan | May 22, 2025 | Accounting, CIS, Construction, HMRC, Latest Tax News, Property Tax, SAVE YOU TAX, Tax News, Tax Tips, Uncategorized
Lets takes a look at an uncommon win for the taxpayer in the construction industry scheme, and a potential lifeline for people caught out by it. The case of Beech Developments (et al.) v HMRC [2024] EWCA Civ 486 is most welcome for those businesses that catch a nasty...
by Martin Craighan | Mar 11, 2025 | HMRC, Latest Tax News, Plan Time for Digital Tax, Property Expenses, Property Tax, Tax News, Tax Tips
Detailing tax effects related to the selling of a property below its market value. There are numerous reasons an owner sells a property at less than its market price. Nonetheless, doing so can have major tax implications, relying on the circumstances and the...
by Martin Craighan | Mar 5, 2025 | Latest Tax News, Property Expenses, Property Tax, Uncategorized
When and how to report a gain on the disposal of a house and pay the associated tax. Not all residential property is equal when it comes to the tax treatment of gains. Establishing the scene Where a property is marketed or otherwise gotten rid of (e.g., offered to a...
by Martin Craighan | Jan 16, 2024 | Accounting, Budget, Business Startup Tips, HMRC, Property Expenses, Property Tax, Tax Tips
Introduction The decision to invest in residential property is a significant one, and it comes with various considerations. Among these is the choice of the legal structure through which to make the purchase – whether as a sole trader or through a limited company....
by Martin Craighan | Jan 9, 2024 | Accounting, Construction, Property Expenses, Property Tax
This unique article examines the capital gains tax consequences of the disposal of a taxpayer’s principal private residence. Although a principal private residence is not a chargeable asset for Capital Gains Tax purposes, a CGT liability may arise when a property is...
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