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26 May 2022

What is the Statutory Residence Test? - Complete Guide

The Statutory Residence Test (SRT) was introduced from the 2013/14 tax year and is used to...

25 May 2022

Free Seminar: Which exit route is right for me?

Planning the best route to exit your business can begin many years before the event. There are many...

24 May 2022

Understanding Domicile Status in the UK

An individual’s domicile status is important when deciding if, and to what extent, they are liable...

10 May 2022

Capital Gains Tax when selling residential property

Over the past few years, the Government has made changes to the tax system to make the investment...

10 May 2022

Stamp Duty Land Tax when buying residential properties

The government introduced theStamp Duty Land Tax surcharge for purchases of additional residential...

10 May 2022

Mergers & Acquisitions: Deal multiples on the rise

2021 saw global Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) activity reach a new height of dealmaking, with...

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