Category: Articles

The regulators have reminded firms in the insurance sector of the importance of understanding the risks associated with outsourcing, and managing the risks and pitfalls that come with operating outsourced arrangements.

If you’re considering making investments into EIS Companies, and you want to know how this will affect your tax position, or whether the Company qualifies – speak to us and we can help. Note however that we cannot assist you in making an investment decision.

If you provide options, shares or other securities to your employees, you must file details with HMRC by 6 July. Here’s what you need to know.

Many businesses provided new benefits to employees as they adapted to the coronavirus crisis. Daniel Kelly explains how such virus-related benefits will be taxed and should be reported to HMRC.

In the first of a series of regular articles for Insurance Age, our Tax team look at the impact of Brexit on UK insurance. This time, some four months after the end of the Brexit transition period, we take stock of how the UK insurance community has responded to our departure from the EU. Read…

In November the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) issued an open letter that focused on key issues for the 2020/21 financial reporting season. Imogen Massey summarises the main points.

UK companies that do business with the EU need to read the small print on current cross-border regulations. Chris Riley provides guidance.

Since the start of 2021, EU-regulated listed companies must produce their annual reports using a new structured format. Here’s what you need to know.

IR35 is finally upon us. Our Employment taxes expert Daniel Kelly recaps on the new legislation.

UK resident individuals, trustees and personal representatives who realise a taxable gain on the disposal of UK residential property now need to report their disposal within 30 days of completion and pay any Capital Gains Tax (CGT) due within the same time frame.

In our current financial climate all savings are welcome. David Emery advises on some of  things you can do to lower your corporate tax bill.

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