Blog31st Jul 2024
This week we have received the first significant update from the new government on how the regime for non-UK domiciled and internationally mobile individuals may look under their stewardship. It’s helpful then, to revisit the initial proposed non-dom changes from…
By Lynn Gracie
View moreBlog30th Jul 2024
Striking off a limited company refers to the process of removing the company from the register at Companies House. Following the strike-off, the company ceases to exist. However, some measures can be taken to restore a company to the register…
By Phil Dunn
View moreBlog29th Jul 2024
As part of the latest HM Revenue & Customs (‘HMRC’) nudge letter campaign, HMRC have once again cross-referenced Companies House records to Self-Assessment Tax Returns and are writing to anyone they believe to be a Person with Significant Control (‘PSCs’) asking them…
View moreBlog29th Jul 2024
Following Labour’s win at the 2024 General Election, there has been speculation that changes may be made to the current Inheritance Tax (IHT) regime in order to generate more tax revenue. Labour’s plans for Inheritance Tax have not been confirmed,…
View moreBlog26th Jul 2024
Whether it’s a knock on the door, a phone call or a letter with the tell-tale HMRC logo, there’s little that will strike more fear into the heart of any individual or business owner than an unexpected enquiry from HM…
View moreBlog23rd Jul 2024
Originally set up to be a lucrative scheme to position UK companies at the forefront of innovation, Research & Development (R&D tax credit) for software is one of HMRC’s flagship policies and one of the most significant reliefs from tax…
By Mark Graves
View moreBlog23rd Jul 2024
When it comes to completing Tax Returns, mistakes can and do happen. According to HMRC, this is especially the case with certain types of income, for example overseas or self-employed sources. Not just mistakes either, but a simple lack of…
View moreBlog22nd Jul 2024
In recent years, “Family Investment Companies” (FICs) have become more widely used in family tax planning exercises. However, they are not a new structure by any means – in fact our oldest FIC client is over 100 years old! FICs…
By Tom Andrew
View moreBlog22nd Jul 2024
July marks Disability Pride Month. With the well-being of employees high on the agenda for organisations, it’s becoming increasingly important to build and create neuroinclusive workplaces for your team to thrive. As we celebrate Disability Pride Month this July, it’s…
View moreBlog16th Jul 2024
Labour may look to introduce a 4 year tax residence amnesty to attract overseas investors to help them with their plans for economic growth. So, what does that mean? Foreign Investors – Who, what and where One of the recognised…
By Lynn Gracie and Carol Edwards
View moreBlog10th Jul 2024
Delving into the realm of PAYE (Pay As You Earn) for non-executive directors presents a landscape of unique challenges and considerations. In this guide, AAB sheds light on the intricacies of PAYE as it pertains to non-executive directors. From understanding…
View moreBlog9th Jul 2024
This year has been the year of political changes, and we’re only seven months in. No matter where you’re based, it’s likely that the changing political landscape will impact your business. In Northern Ireland we saw the return of the…
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