James outlines the announcements made in respect of Child Benefit, SDLT and the Creative Industries.
Posts by James Geary
The government has made a swift U-turn regarding the tax treatment of double cab pick ups (DCPUs).
James provides a summary of the business tax announcements covering R&D Tax Relief and Expensing.
The introduction of higher corporation tax rates for company profits over £50,000 may impact the advice given.
James explains how the government have issued draft legislation for consultation on the proposal to merge the two forms of corporation tax relief for expenditure on R&D.
James explains the new process requirements for filing R&D claims effective this month.
In the second of a series of three articles on R&D, James discusses the current volume compliance approach being utilised by HMRC.
In the first of a series of three articles on R&D, James discusses recent changes to the reliefs.
For the first time in 8 years we have returned to a system of two rates of Corporation Tax– but what does this mean?
James Geary summarises the announcements relating Business Tax which include R&D Tax Relief, Capital Allowances, Share Options and Venture Capital Schemes.
James explains the announcements concerning the area of Research and Development which will impact on businesses which claim the relief
James outlines the most significant changes for business taxes resulting from today’s announcements, some of which were expected and nearly all are welcome.
James outlines the four HMRC ‘tax-advantaged’ schemes that provide employees and employers with income tax and National Insurance Contribution (NIC) advantages
Following parts of the Finance Bill 2022/23 being published today, James explains the radical changes to R&D Tax relief with effect from April 2023.
James explains salary sacrifice arrangements in exchange for additional pension contributions or an electric company car and why timing is important.
James explains the measures being explored by the government to increase transparency around R&D Tax Credit claims and who is making them.
James explains that all businesses need to innovate to remain competitive and many can claim R&D Tax Relief for what they do but don’t realise.
James explains the potential reforms to the Capital Allowances system, which provides tax relief for capital equipment such as machinery, fixtures and vehicles.
James explains more around the Chancellor’s announcements in step 2 of the Tax Plan covering R&D and Capital Allowances.