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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 March 2020

Changes to IR35 rules postponed

It was announced on 17 March that plans to revise the current legislation around IR35 from April...

12 March 2020

Budget 2020

The Budget was delivered on 11 March 2020 by Rishi Sunak, his first since being appointed as...

28 January 2020

Will Entrepreneurs' Relief be abolished?

The most recent rhetoric coming from Government indicates that the days of a 10% tax rate via ...

14 January 2020

VAT quick fixes to simplify EU trade for businesses

There are two changes to the rules surrounding how VAT is accounted for if your business moves...

28 November 2019

Capital Allowances on Commercial Property

Capital Allowances are the mechanism by which tax relief is obtained on the depreciation of assets...

23 September 2019

New IR35 rules for private businesses

From April 2020 new rules were due to have been introduced that would impact companies engaging...

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