Investing in fine wine
Investments in fine wine must be carefully considered, as the tax position is not straightforward, and unwary investors may find themselves subject to unexpected tax liabilities. Find out more here.
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Jon’s Professional Experience
Jon is a Chartered Tax Adviser with over 18 years’ experience working in UK tax. Jon joined Price Bailey in 2021 having previously worked for a number of small and large firms in practice. Jon is now based in our City of London office as the tax team’s senior manager, specialising in corporate restructuring, corporate property tax, commercial and residential property transactions and capital allowances. He has advised large UK and international groups on the UK’s Corporate Interest Restriction and property tax matters, including non-resident Capital Gains Tax (CGT), Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) and Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT).
His experience also includes advising owner managed businesses on pre-sale planning, tax due diligence, Business Asset Disposal Relief, Management Buy-Outs, Purchase of Own Shares and other exit strategies. More about Jon.
Content
Jon has been involved in producing content for Price Bailey’s website in both video and article format. Jon has produced videos discussing both tax case reviews and outcomes of previous budgets, as well as writing content that advises clients on topics such as full expensing and new rules for income tax.
Publications, Coverage and Speaker events
Jon has previously attended speaker events hosted by Moore Stephens to share his expertise amongst other professionals in light of the Spring Budget and regularly presents to his tax colleagues within the firm.
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Article by Jon
How are legislative and tax developments reshaping property ownership structures?
Recent tax and legislative developments may lead landlords to question whether it's prudent to continue renting out properties given current market conditions, or if selling is perhaps a more suitable option. In this article, we reflect on the different ways landlords can hold property, their corresponding tax and compliance implications and the challenges the current rental market is facing.
Autumn Budget 2024
Download our summary of the 2024 Autumn Budget, which contains all the key points you need to know, in one place. Download here.
Stamp Duty Land Tax and the 5% ‘additional property’ surcharge explained
Following the Autumn Budget announcement, we answer some of the common questions we receive surrounding the surcharge on SDLT applied for 'additional properties'.