CGT Reporting for Co-owners can be confusing, especially when jointly owned property is sold. Here’s what you need to know about individual reporting obligations. When it comes to CGT Reporting for Co-owners, each person can choose the method that suits them…
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Running UK Business Abroad: Key Considerations
With more business owners working remotely, running a UK business abroad is becoming increasingly common. But before you relocate, it’s important to understand how this move could affect your company’s tax status. One of the biggest questions around running UK…
Capital Allowance Compliance: Property and the Legal Essentials
While this is fundamentally a legal issue rather than a tax issue, it carries significant tax repercussions. Capital Allowance Compliance is especially critical when claiming deductions on property-related expenditure. When claiming capital allowances on…
UK Share Transfer Rules: Transferring Shares in a UK Company
UK Share Transfer Rules are essential to understand before initiating any transfer of shares in a UK company. The process involves legal, procedural, and tax considerations that must be carefully followed. UK Share Transfer Rules: Overview of the Share Transfer…
UK Director Appointment Rules: Appointing or Removing a Director
UK Director Appointment Rules must be followed carefully when appointing or removing a director from your UK company. This guide outlines the legal steps, responsibilities, and how we can help. UK Director Appointment Rules: Who Can Be a Director? A company director…
South Africa UK Property: Legal and Financial Tips for Buyers
Inheritance Tax (IHT) Under Schedule A1 of the Inheritance Tax Act 1984, shares in a company that owns UK residential property are not treated as excluded property. As a result, they remain within the scope of UK inheritance tax. The portion of the company’s…