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Tax Investigations specialist Andrew Park shares his expectations following the new financial incentives for tax whistleblowers.
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Tax Investigations specialist Andrew Park shares his expectations following the new financial incentives for tax whistleblowers.
Whether you are acquiring gold bullion, coins, or fine jewellery, understanding the tax implications in the UK is essential for making informed financial decisions. Read more here...
Fraud needs incentive, opportunity and rationalisation to happen. Employers have the ability to stop opportunity through effective controls. We outline this in greater detail.
Want to know more about the Tour Operators Margin Scheme? Read more here following a recent case featuring Sonder Europe Ltd.
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This year's theme for Commonwealth Day is “Together We Thrive”, recognising the member countries remaining united by shared values.
Michael Morter, a Director in Price Bailey's Tax team discusses the most recent changes to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR) following a technical consultation...
Charging interest on director’s loans can be a tax‐effective method for extracting funds from a limited company, and should be considered alongside salary, rent and dividends. When structured correctly, it can significantly boost tax efficiency. Find out more here...
Tax Investigations Partner, Andrew Park, provides a round up of the most recent and significant contentious tax news. Read more here...
From 1 January 2025 the EU has changed its VAT regulations concerning virtual events and live-streamed services. This change primarily affects business-to-consumer (B2C) transactions, altering the "place of supply" rules to ensure VAT is applied where the consumer resides, rather than where the supplier is based or where the event originates. Find out more here...
Every quarter, our Academies team will publish the most important and frequently asked helpdesk queries. You can download our 2024 quarterly updates here.