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Brian Gooch

I work extensively in the corporate owner managed business sector, covering transactional taxes, property taxes including Stamp Duty Land Tax and VAT, and all areas of business tax planning. I have considerable experience in maximising tax efficiency by reviewing business structures and planning corporate reorganisations.

Recent Posts

18 November 2022

The Autumn Statement 2022 - Full Analysis

On 17 November 2022, the government undertook the third fiscal statement in as many months, against...

17 November 2022

Autumn Statement 2022 – Our Initial Views

November 17th saw the third budget-like announcement of 2022, each given by a different chancellor.

8 September 2022

What is a Double Taxation Agreement?

A Double Taxation Agreement (or ‘Treaty’) is an agreement reached between two countries to improve...

2 November 2020

UPDATE - VAT Payments deferred; Covid-19

Further measures have now been announced to help businesses with their VAT liabilities.

26 September 2020

VAT Errors & Penalties: The impact of mistakes

There are a multitude of rules and regulations in respect of VAT in the UK, and it can be...

10 July 2020

Reduced 5% VAT for leisure and tourism sectors

Amongst the stimuli announced by the Chancellor in his mini budget on 8 July was the temporary...

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