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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

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...

9 July 2020

Mini-Budget to rescue UK Economy?

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has outlined measures in his summer statement to help rescue the UK’s...

17 June 2020

Deferring VAT Payments - what happens after June?

Under Covid-19 support measures introduced by Government in March, businesses were able to...

11 June 2020

Will there be an Emergency Budget this summer?

It has been reported in the national press that the Government have pencilled in an emergency...

8 June 2020

Construction sector domestic reverse charge changes deferred

HMRC have just deferred the introduction of the domestic VAT reverse charge another 6 months to 1...

4 June 2020

Share Transaction Notification deadline approaching

Employers who have provided shares or options to employees by virtue of their employment need to...

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