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Here is what our tax experts are sharing with you in this month's magazine:
- Using 'Other Entities' to Extract Cash From Your Company
This article on withdrawing cash from limited companies covers various techniques involving the use of partnerships and Limited Liability Partnerships... - CGT Reliefs - Good News for Businesses Incorporating
George Osborne’s announcement in last month’s Budget that a single rate of corporation tax of 20% will apply from 1 April 2015 was aimed squarely at attracting businesses to the UK, as it will give the UK one of the lowest corporate tax rates in Europe. This is good news for companies that are... - Changes to Prevent Tax Avoidance by Private Companies
Finance Bill 2013 proposes changes to the CT rules designed to prevent what HMRC sees as tax avoidance through ‘bed and breakfasting’ of loan repayments, loans certain partnerships and trustees and arrangements which ‘confer benefit’ in certain situations... - IR35 and Office Holders – What’s The Risk?
Finance Bill 2013 has introduced a new way for HMRC to bring companies within the scope of its dreaded “IR35” legislation: where the individual or the individual’s company “holds an office” in the client company. But there is some uncertainty as to who or what is an “office holder”...
- Tax Insider: Tax Tips
- Tax Insider: Your Property Tax Questions Answered by Arthur Weller
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Business Tax Insider will benefit business owners, company directors and entrepreneurs.
Each month our experts reveal tax saving strategies covering the whole business life cycle including:
Each month our experts reveal tax saving strategies covering the whole business life cycle including:
- Tax saving tips for early years of business
- How to maximise business expenses
- How to maximise capital expenditure
- Extracting profits from a company
- Tax implications of employing people
- Tax efficient business exit strategies
- Plus more…
- Fixtures in commercial property – what has changed?(December 2012)
- Self Employed and Trading Profit Tax and Planning: Part 2(December 2010)
- How to Use Dividend Waivers to Save Tax(December 2010)
- Self Employed and Trading Profit Taxation: Part 1(November 2010)
- How to Save Tax with an ‘EFRBS’(September 2010)
- Tax Savings for Entrepreneurs(September 2010)
- How to Buy the Trade and Assets of a Business Without VAT(August 2010)
- Fighting Property Values with HMRC(August 2010)
- How to Claim Relief for Trading Losses - And Don’t Forget Class 4 NIC!(August 2010)
- A “Business” is Better!(July 2010)
- Am I able to claim back stamp duty land tax (SDLT)?(February 2012)
- What is the most tax efficient way to be left with most of a £250,000 profit from a sale?(February 2012)
- What would happen if my employer has not been paying my tax?(January 2012)
- CGT or Corporation Tax or both?(January 2012)
- Will we be liable for stamp duty on our first UK property purchase?(December 2011)
- If I purchase a van may I claim this against my properties' capital gains?(December 2011)
- How can I tackle the tax man’s demands?(October 2011)
- I am an ex director of a now dissolved company what is my position and the tax position of the company?(October 2011)
- Do We Have to Pay Both Class 2 and Class 4 Insurance Contributions?(October 2011)
- Is Stamp Duty Due on Swap?(October 2011)
I am an ex director of a now dissolved company what is my position and the tax position of the company?
I held the position of director in a limited company which was involuntarily struck off by Companies House in Feb 2011 with some outstanding VAT and CT liabilities. HMRC did not raise an objection to the strike off despite it being published in the London Gazette on two occasions. What is the position of the (now dissolved) company in relation to its tax liabilities? What is my position as the ex-director?
Arthur Weller Replies:
There is a possibility that HMRC will pursue the case by trying to get the company reinstated. They could in theory also pursue the director for wrongful trading (if this is applicable). However if the figures involved are relatively small it is quite possible that HMRC won't bother. This can be seen on http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/insmanual/INS5108.htm.
- Agree The Split Of Partnership Profits And Losses(March 2013)
- Capital Allowances Must Be Claimed(February 2013)
- Claim A Deduction For Training Costs(January 2013)
- Use Actual Costs Rather Than Fixed Rates Where These Are Higher(December 2012)
- Tax-Free Benefits And Expenses(November 2012)
- Pay PAYE Quarterly(October 2012)
- Terminal Loss Relief: Individuals(September 2012)
- Choose The Method Of Relief For Early Year Losses(August 2012)
- Bonus Or Salary?(July 2012)
- Choose The Right Finance Option For Your Business(June 2012)
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