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    Temporary Super Deduction and Special Rate First Year Allowance

    The Chancellor’s budget announcement in March set out plans for a new Capital Allowances relief exclusive to Companies. For expenditure incurred from 1 April 2021 until 31 March 2023, companies can claim 130% capital allowances on qualifying plant and machinery…

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    Top finance tips for the construction sector

    The construction sector has experienced a sustained period of challenge, the weak period of trading many experienced Q2 to Q3 2020 due to Covid has caused finance challenges to continue. Whilst some of these challenges were relieved by good cash…

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    BNO status and considering a move from Hong Kong to the UK?

    Moving to the UK from Hong Kong ? – British National Overseas (BNO) Status allows for new UK Visa applications, but UK Tax Advice and support should form part of an essential “to do “list.. Hundreds of thousands of Hong…

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    2020 Year in Review – Construction & Property Sector

    2020 will undoubtedly be remembered as the year of ‘unprecedented’ challenges and change, for individuals and businesses across all sectors, particularly in Q1 and the start of Q2.

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    Should you set up a family investment company to protect your family wealth?

    There is no ‘one size fits all’ approach when it comes to protecting family wealth, passing this to future generations in an appropriate way, and at the ‘right time’. Setting up a Family Investment Company (“FIC”) is increasingly a popular…

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    Key considerations for M&A during the pandemic

    There is no hiding from the fact that the Scottish M&A market has been hit hard by the Covid-19 outbreak.  A staggering number of deals have been put on hold or shelved completely over the past 3 months, as both…

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    Progression on the Scottish Laws of Succession

    How an individual’s estate should be divided upon death is a complex topic and can be cause for much debate, not to mention family tensions. In Scotland, the law of succession is largely based on legislation dating back to 1964.…

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    Anything to declare?

    Unfortunately this is not a question about the duty free goods which accompanied you back from your summer holiday! On 30 September 2018, the opportunity to tell HMRC about previously undisclosed overseas assets or income, using the beneficial terms of…

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