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Scott Burkinshaw

Scott is Tax Partner at Shorts, specialising in providing strategic corporate and personal tax advice.

Recent Posts

7 August 2014

Tax consequences for companies owning residential properties

We previously posted an article entitled ‘Capital Gains Tax on property owned by non-residents’ ...

24 July 2014

HMRC to demand upfront payments in disputed situations

One of the most contentious points in the 2014 Finance Bill is a new power enabling HMRC to demand...

23 July 2014

Corporation tax and the political divide

The coalition government have already reduced the main rate of UK corporation tax by a quarter,...

14 July 2014

Self Assessment Tax Payment Date Fast Approaching

For individuals caught by the Self-Assessment tax regime, there are a few key payment dates to...

3 July 2014

Merging Income Tax and National Insurance under consideration

The Independent newspaper reported this weekend that the government is considering the merging of...

2 July 2014

Tax relief on top 3 priority investments

Following years of recession, the economy is finally showing signs of recovery, and businesses are...

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