How the new merged R&D scheme can lead to late payment charges
12th September 2025
Posted in Articles, Corporation Tax by Tom Stockton
By now, most companies are aware of the new merged R&D scheme (for more information on this see our previous tax…
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Why the new associated companies regime could lead to more companies paying quarterly instalments
23rd May 2025
Posted in Articles by Tom Stockton
For accounting periods beginning on or after 1 April 2023, HMRC introduced new associated companies rules. Prior to this date, companies…
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Strike off while the iron is hot!
25th October 2024
Posted in Articles by Tom Minnikin
Prior to 1 March 2012 it was possible to withdraw reserves from a solvent company that had ceased trading prior to…
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Maximise rate at which corporate losses are relieved
13th October 2023
Posted in Articles, Corporation Tax by Andrew Marr
From 1 April 2023 the main rate of corporation tax increased from 19% to 25%. Before this date, all companies paid…
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Company car benefits during the lock-down
1st May 2020
Posted in Articles, Coronavirus by Andrew Marr
The issue The current lock-down measures are likely to mean that many employees are at home with company cars sitting idle…
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Offshore property companies need to review UK tax reporting requirements
14th October 2019
Posted in Articles, Capital Gains Tax, Property Tax by Andrew Marr
The issue Not so long ago offshore companies did not have too much UK tax to worry about. If they received…
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Potter case and non-trading activities for Entrepreneurs’ Relief purposes
13th September 2019
Posted in Articles by Forbes Dawson
The issue A key requirement for Entrepreneurs’ Relief (ER) to be available in respect of a share disposal is that the…
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