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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

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.

28 September 2022

Tax Efficient Benefits for Employees

Providing benefits to employees can be a complex area of taxation. Some benefits are fully taxable,...

10 September 2022

What is a Remittance? - Remittance FAQs

HM Revenue & Customs’ (HMRC) guidance states that a remittance is ’any money or other property...

9 September 2022

The remittance basis of taxation

A UK taxpayer who is a non-UK domiciled individual can choose to benefit from the remittance basis...

8 September 2022

What is a Double Taxation Agreement?

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

1 August 2022

Business guide to Crypto and Tax

The number of transactions in cryptocurrencies and digital tokens has been rapidly increasing over...

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