Talking Tax Show

The Autumn Budget has maintained a relatively steady ship, with no major announcements in several tax areas. Focus remains on keeping the UK a competitive place for business and encouraging innovation to lead to economic growth.

Ami Jack Head of National Tax and Susan Roller a Partner in our Private Client Tax team discuss offshore companies owning UK residential properties and key considerations you need to be aware of.

In this episode the tax team discuss cryptoassets and, in particular, how they are taxed.

Whether or not it is practical for a business to have employees working overseas will depend on the business, but there are some benefits. In this episode on global mobility, we discuss key considerations businesses need to be thinking about.

In this episode we will be discussing capital allowances, in particular the super deduction.

This episode is all about transfer pricing; what is it, why does it matter, how it is applied to businesses, where does it need to be applied and how the UK documentation regime works. It’s not something to be afraid of – it’s something to be aware of.

In this episode we outline key tax changes for you and your business, as announced in the UK Budget on 3rd March by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak.

In this Brexit episode; Alistair Shaw – Partner, Corporate Tax, Sunil Parmar -Director, Indirect Tax and David Yewdall – Partner, Employment Tax, discuss the key issues and practical steps businesses should take now that a deal is in place.

In this episode, we analyse and comment on the recently announced 2020 Budget, identifying the key changes and outlining the practical implications for you and your business.