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What’s the story Tobermory? When businesses trade across borders, two countries may want to divvy-up the taxation spoils. The first, is the country in which the income is earned (the Source... Read more

Ever since the Parliament Act 1911 which ended the House of Lords’ ability to amend or block fiscal legislation, finance bills and raising taxes have been the exclusive preserve of the House of... Read more

Following two consultations, the draft legislation to amend IR35 was released on 11 July. In the second of two articles, Kye Burchmore of RIFT Legal Services looks at how these rules will apply in... Read more

Following two consultations, the draft legislation to amend IR35 was released on 11 July. Kye Burchmore of RIFT Legal Services looks at the implications of this new legislation and who will be... Read more

There is a feeling amongst many practitioners and taxpayers that IHT is too complicated to properly understand and administer. Read more

In her Annual Report for 2019, the Adjudicator Helen Megarry describes improvements in her Office, both in how complaints from the public are handled and in the time taken to deal with them. She... Read more

Most individual buy-to-let UK residential property owners will probably assume that the straightforward purchase and subsequent sale of buy-to-let residential property is a capital transaction,... Read more

In May, the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) published its report Simplifying everyday tax for smaller businesses, the second of two reports requested by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to... Read more

Tax loopholes, solicitors acting ‘plainly wrong’ and 1.1 million spent on legal fees makes the reading of ABX v SBX [2018] EWFC 81 very interesting for most.  What is particularly interesting is... Read more