Is 2026 the year your clients should resolve their historical tax issues?
Is 2026 the year for your clients to finally resolve their historical tax issues? Several significant developments this year could help them decide.
Will the proposed Loan Charge Settlement Opportunity be good for your clients?
Do you have clients affected by the Loan Charge Review? If so, this may be the last opportunity to settle.
Disguised Remuneration and the Loan Charge: Why it’s time for your clients to engage with HMRC
If your client has received one of these letters or you know they might have been involved in a Disguised Remuneration scheme, now is the time to act!
Will your clients’ unresolved tax issues get uncovered when they are selling their business?
Selling a company is never a quick process. If the company or owner has unresolved tax issues uncovered during due diligence, will they be a deal breaker? Potentially yes. Find out what you should do.
The UK tax problems that can follow an untimely death and how to deal with them
A client story about how not dealing with your tax affairs could affect your family when you die.
Paying tax all over the world…
Some clients I deal with have properties all over the world and spend time in multiple countries. But if they don’t take advice, they can end up paying tax all over the world. So, how does a taxpayer prevent this from happening?
Don’t waste HMRC’s time!
A recent case where HMRC sent a statement of costs for ‘wasting HMRC’s time’ to an advisor!
A new life in the sun…
Your client has decided to live abroad but, have they ‘actually’ left the UK and sorted out their UK tax affairs? If not, Big Brother (i.e. HMRC) will be watching them!
Yet another Loan Charge review
HMRC has announced another review of the Loan Charge, but this doesn’t mean any clients affected should sit back and relax. Here’s my advice on what clients should be doing while the review takes place.
Has HMRC got your client’s number?
HMRC use various methods to collect data on taxpayers. Even the smallest amount of data can lead HMRC to investigate further. Your clients choosing to make a disclosure before HMRC investigate could be a good option.