Shorts News in Brief - October

Welcome to the October newsletter from Shorts containing current and topical news items that we hope may be of interest.

Click here to view the Shorts October Newsletter in full.

As usual, we cover a broad range of issues in this newsletter which hopefully provide items of interest for all our clients and contacts, demonstrating the range of potential issues facing businesses at present and how we can help. We regularly update the news section of our website so please visit it here to see our latest news items and blogs.

Issues covered in this edition include:

Shorts' nomination for Mid-Tier firm of the year at the British Accountancy Awards
How the EU referendum has added complications for those approaching retirement
How you can seek to mitigate potential Inheritance Tax liabilities
Why seeking VAT advice is essential on property transactions
How Xero can ease 'binge' bookkeeping
What employees can expect next, following the P11D and P9D submissions for 2015/16.

Please do not hesitate to get in touch if you need any assistance with any of the topics covered in the September Newsletter or any other matters.

Scott Burkinshaw

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

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