I have for many months been steadfastly preparing for our company’s compliance in respect of the new General Data Protection Regulations which come into force on 25 May 2018. The number of clients who have been in contact with us to ask for more information has...
Offshore tax to most would normally mean tax havens and tax exiles. As a result you may be thinking that it doesn’t affect you. However income from a foreign pension, interest from an Isle of Man or Channel Islands bank account or renting out a foreign property...
After a morning’s visit to one of our Marlborough based clients it would have been terribly amiss of us not to stop in the High Street of this beautiful market town and visit Rick Steins which opened here just over a year ago. This stylish restaurant’s tastful décor...
The last time I wrote about IR35 was early last summer when I discussed the changes that had been made with regard to the IR35 status of contractors in the public sector, ultimately being a shift in the responsibility for determining the IR35 status from the...
As it nears to the end of tax year I have given some thought to some of the ways that action taken now may assist in reducing a tax liability for the year ended 5 April 2018. Consideration should be given to ensuring that all the appropriate reliefs have been used. In...
‘How hungry are you’ was Ian’s question as we stepped outside our office onto Dyer Street. What a question! There is still a difference between hunger and what I think I should eat at the moment, so I replied ‘oh not very, anything with lettuce leaves will be perfect’...
