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Here is what our tax experts are sharing with you in this month's magazine:
- No CGT on BTL Properties?
A popular piece of tax planning for buy-to-let investors is to move into a property and live in it for a few months before selling it, thus attracting the exemption from CGT for a “main residence” for the last three years of ownership, together with the.... - Trader or Investor - Why it Matters
Which would you prefer - a capital gains tax bill of 18% or an income tax and national insurance contributions bill of 29% or 42% (or possibly even 52%) on the profit made on the sale of a property? The choice can be yours but planning... - More Than One Home – Which One Is Your Main Residence?
At first sight, this may seem something of a straightforward question. If you have more than one home, logic would suggest that this is the property at which you spend the majority of your time. However, as far as the main residence exemption for capital gains tax (CGT) purposes is concerned, this... - Buyer Beware! Government Crackdown on High Value Property and Property Tax Avoidance
In his 2012 Budget Speech on 21 March, the Chancellor set out a number of measures designed to combat perceived abuse of the tax rules in relation to properties. Just in case you lost them amongst the headlines about “granny tax” and “pasty tax”, they cover... - Tax Insider: Tax Tips
- Tax Insider: Your Property Tax Questions Answered by Arthur Weller
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Property Tax Insider is aimed specifically at anybody who is involved in property.
Its sole purpose is to help you to legitimately avoid or minimise your property income tax, capital gains tax, inheritance tax etc.
This monthly magazine will particularly benefit the following:
Its sole purpose is to help you to legitimately avoid or minimise your property income tax, capital gains tax, inheritance tax etc.
This monthly magazine will particularly benefit the following:
- Landlords with properties in the UK
- Property investors who hold property overseas
- UK and international property developers
- Accountants or tax advisors who have property clients
- Financial advisors
- Beware Speculative Property Gains(April 2009)
- HMRC Issues New Guidance on the Forced Rental of New Dwellings(March 2009)
- Pop the Question and Save Some Tax!(February 2009)
- 31 January Looms!(January 2009)
- Funding the Buy-to-Let(December 2008)
- Too Good to be True? Cash backs, “Below Market Value” and other Buy to Let Financing Arrangements(December 2008)
- Energy-Efficient Landlords(November 2008)
- A Spouse With A Past - Main Residence Relief and Gifts Between Spouses.(September 2008)
- The Right Sort of Retrospective Legislation! Tax and Overseas Properties(September 2008)
- Home Improvement or Property Development? CGT and your Main Residence(August 2008)
- Can I claim the interest on my residential mortgage against the rent?(May 2012)
- What are the tax implications regarding personal allowances and the rent-a-room scheme?(May 2012)
- Tax on an Inherited Property(April 2012)
- Income Tax and the Landlord(April 2012)
- Repairs to Commercial Property(March 2012)
- CGT on Let Property, Previously Main Home(March 2012)
- What is the cost and tax implications of separating my properties into their own separate Title Deeds?(February 2012)
- Am I eligible for stamp duty exemption?(February 2012)
- Would this be classed as an equity release scheme?(January 2012)
- What are the tax implications, if any, of selling part of my garden?(January 2012)
- Private Residence Relief and Working From Home(June 2010)
- Stamp Duty Land Tax Tip(May 2010)
- Reclaiming Your Class Four NIC(April 2010)
- Tax Return Help Sheet for Negligible Value Claims(March 2010)
- How to Qualify for Furnished Holiday Accommodation Relief(January 2010)
- HMRC(December 2009)
- Review Your Position In 2014(December 2009)
- You Can Create a Tax Loss By Knocking a Building Down(November 2009)
- Renovations and alterations(October 2008)
- Do you have two properties that could be your main residence?(May 2008)
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