Lee Sharpe crunches some numbers for combining salary and dividends.
Alan Pink looks into some useful but little-known directors’ tax perks.
Lee Sharpe looks at the principles behind tax relief for entertaining and related expenses, highlighting some expenses, typically classed as entertaining that could actually be classed as a different – allowable – deduction.
Alan Pink contrasts the tax implications of the sale of trading company shares and the sale of the company’s trade and assets.
Alan Pink looks at a common income tax mitigation technique, and ‘danger areas’ to avoid.
Property owners become landlords for a variety of reasons but one thing that they all have in common is the desire to maximise rental income profits and/or capital growth from their property investment. A common mistake is to think that the only way that this can be achieved is by increasing the rent to as high a level as the market can take but this might not be practical,
Property owners become landlords for a variety of reasons but one thing that they all have in common is the desire to maximise rental income profits and/or capital
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