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Don't miss the deadline for director/employee share reporting

If you operate any share incentive arrangement or have issued shares, granted options or made other forms of share or loan note award to directors and/or employees during the 2019/20 tax year you must report such activity to HM Revenue & Customs by 6 July 2020.

Caveat vendor! VAT-free property transfers: development land with planning permission

Transferring property without a VAT charge is often desirable for the purchaser, saving both VAT and SDLT. It is the vendor, however, who has the responsibility for determining the rate of VAT and it is therefore the vendor who decides how far they are willing to go in accommodating the purchaser’s wishes.

Septic tank update: more than just a surface change

Septic tanks, on the face of it, never create much excitement (unless you’re a lawyer) and are rarely a topic of dinner table conversation unless, of course, you happen to own or operate one.

Void payments under the Insolvency Act and change of position defence

In a winding up by the court, any disposition of the company’s property, and any transfer of shares, or alteration in the status of the company’s members, made after the commencement of the winding up is, unless the court otherwise orders, void.

Krest strategy tax scheme

HMRC’s campaign against disguised remuneration schemes continues apace. One of the schemes under scrutiny, is the Krest strategy, originally promoted by Partners Tax plc and UHY Hacker Young.

Employee Benefit Trusts: The adviser’s elephant in the room

Employment Benefit Trusts (“EBT”s) have been successfully pinned down by HMRC as tax avoidance schemes. HMRC’s stringent approach to EBTs was bolstered by the recent Supreme Court Rangers tax case decision .

Professional negligence - did the breach of duty cause the loss?

The recent case of Clack v Wrigleys Solicitors is a reminder to claimants that just because a professional’s breach of duty of care is clear does not necessarily mean that the breach is what caused the claimant’s loss.

Change to notice periods for residential tenancies: in force since Saturday, 29 August 2020

Last Friday afternoon, the government amended the Coronavirus Act which has the effect of changing the notice periods required to be given to residential tenants. The changes came into force on Saturday 29th August 2020.

New fixed recoverable costs may change businesses’ view of disputes

New changes to cost rules in court cases are very important for businesses to understand to enable them to understand how best to deal with a dispute.

Wright Hassall welcomes HMRC tax specialist

A leading Midlands law firm has boosted its commercial litigation team after recruiting a senior HMRC tax specialist to a tax consultancy role.