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Here is what our tax experts are sharing with you in this month's magazine:
- Charity Begins at Home...Using Charitable Legacies to Reduce your Inheritance Tax Bill
Many people leave a legacy to charity in their Will. Such legacies are exempt from inheritance tax (IHT), and from April 2012, there is a reduction in the rate of IHT on the rest of their estate if... - Child Benefit – the Changes Explained
Following many months of speculation, we now know that Child Benefit will be withdrawn for some taxpayers by way of an income tax charge... - How To Check if a VAT Number is Valid
When a business sets up a new purchase ledger account for example, it is good practice to check the supplier’s VAT number because, if it is invalid, so is the tax invoice - and HMRC may disallow ... - CGT: 18% or 28%? You Decide!
Please note - The rates used in this article assume the Budget 2012 proposals are implemented. For the tax year 2012-13, individuals are liable to capital gains tax (CGT) at rates of... - High Earners - How to Avoid the Loss of the Personal Allowance - and Save Tax at 60%
The personal allowance is a valuable benefit as it reduces your taxable income. However, if you earn in excess of £100,000, then the personal allowance reduces as follows... - The GAAR – What Does it Mean?
The proposed introduction of the GAAR (‘general anti-abuse rule’) as announced in the 2012 Budget has placed focus on HMRC’s special units for the very rich and ... - Small Businesses – Tax Made Simple
Small business may soon be able to abandon the ‘accruals’ basis of accounting and compute their profits on a ‘cash’ basis. This will make... - Tax Insider: Tax Tips
- Tax Insider: Your Tax Questions Answered!
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Here are just a few of the typical strategies that you can expect to find covered in the various issues of the magazine. It will show you how to:
That’s not all!
Tax insider will also:
Here are just a few of the typical strategies that you can expect to find covered in the various issues of the magazine. It will show you how to:
- SLASH your capital gains tax bill
- PUT MORE MONEY in your loved ones’ pockets by following simple Inheritance Tax Planning Tips
- RETAIN your profits by triggering various tax saving reliefs
- WIPE-OUT large tax liabilities
- IMPLEMENT simple tax saving strategies yourself
- REDUCE the tax liabilities of your business and thus boost your profits
- AVOID paying too much in taxation and accountancy fees
- PLAN your own tax strategy which will save you £thousands
- RE-INVEST your income to save on taxes
- AVOID the trauma of a tax investigation and a hefty tax bill & fine
- DECIDE yourself if a tax saving strategy will work for you
- TAKE ADVANTAGE of overseas tax friendly loopholes
- INVEST in locations that will not take all your profits in tax
- PLAN for retirement in a tax efficient manner
- SLASH VAT bills
- BENEFIT from tax saving reliefs for children
- AVOID BURDENING your loved ones with unnecessary taxes
That’s not all!
Tax insider will also:
- Notify you of any tax law that will improve or worsen your tax position!
- Provoke your mind to start thinking of how to continue to bring your tax liabilities down
- Reveal tax planning secrets which, until today, were only accessible to the wealthy because only the highly paid advisors in the country knew about them!
- Reveal strategies that are not permissible to use to avoid paying taxes
- Give Us a Job! Employing Family Members(May 2012)
- Dividends from Private Companies–Not Just a Paper Transaction!(April 2012)
- The ‘Bare’ Essentials! Bare Trusts(April 2012)
- What Happens When HMRC Gives Wrong Advice?(April 2012)
- Growing Tax Breaks! The Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme(March 2012)
- What Is Meant By The Disapplication Of The Option To Tax?(March 2012)
- Accounting Dates – Choose Carefully!(March 2012)
- Personal Services Companies – Watch the Pitfalls(February 2012)
- The Recession and Self-Employed ‘Hobbies’ - Protect the Tax Relief!(February 2012)
- Director’s Loan Accounts – Be Careful!(February 2012)
- Am I liable for tax on my share of the house?(December 2011)
- Could I claim back PAYE I have paid?(December 2011)
- What are the tax implications?(November 2011)
- Can We Merge Our Portfolio and Split the Income?(November 2011)
- Can Mortgage Interest Be Included on My Tax Return?(October 2011)
- Is the following possible in relation to buy to let?(October 2011)
- Can I claim council tax exemption on my empty house?(October 2011)
- Is the Cost of Felling a Tree an Allowable Expense?(October 2011)
- How Do I Gift My Property to My Son?(October 2011)
- From When Should I Calculate Tax for Non-Executive Director?(October 2011)
- Minimise Taxes - Spread it Around(May 2010)
- Inheritance Tax and Lifetime Transfers(April 2010)
- How to Wipe-out your CGT by Offsetting Losses!(March 2010)
- How to Improve the Energy Efficiency of a Building and Get Tax Relief(March 2010)
- Pension Contributions and Higher Rate Tax Relief(February 2010)
- Which Home Should You Pay Tax On?(January 2010)
- Expenditure(December 2009)
- Inheritance Tax(November 2009)
- National Minimum Wage(August 2009)
- Do you incur service charges at the restaurant?(August 2009)
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