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One of the Chancellor’s shock announcements of the 2015 Autumn Statement was that a new 3% SDLT supplement would apply for second residential properties. The supplement comes into effect from 1 April 2016.
Under the proposals, higher rates of SDLT will be charged on purchases of additional residential homes, such…
Welcome to our monthly tax update designed to keep you informed of the latest tax issues.
We hope you enjoy reading this update; remember, we are here to help you so please contact us if you need further information on any of the topics covered.
The national living wage (NLW) of £7.20 an hour for workers aged 25 and over will come into effect on 1 April 2016.
The national minimum wage will continue to apply to all other eligible workers.
Although April may seem like a long…
Welcome to our monthly tax update designed to keep you informed of the latest tax issues.
We hope you enjoy reading this update; remember, we are here to help you so please contact us if you need further information on any of the topics covered.
Draft…
Welcome to our monthly tax update designed to keep you informed of the latest tax issues.
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HMRC…
Welcome to our monthly tax update designed to keep you informed of the latest tax issues.
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As well as the change to adult rate:
Welcome to our monthly tax update designed to keep you informed of the latest tax issues.
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First announced in Budget 2015, news that HMRC wants digital accounts to replace traditional annual tax accounts created much debate.
Now, further details of what this transitional process will look have been…