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2 February 2016

Tax planning opportunities for individuals and trustees

Individuals and trustees should ensure they do not miss out on pre year-end tax planning...

13 January 2016

Impact of Patent Box Rules on Qualifying Intellectual Property

In our previous article we outlined the new Patent Box rules which are due to come into force from...

7 January 2016

UK Authorities issue draft legislation for new patent box rules

The Consultation on the new patent box rules ended on 4^th December 2015, and the UK tax authorities...

17 December 2015

Apprenticeship Levy - another blow for UK employers

From April 2017, large UK employers will be subject to an apprenticeship levy on their payroll...

10 December 2015

Improving productivity through tax efficient investment

Economists often quote productivity as being one of the key drivers for economic growth. Although...

3 November 2015

Self-Employed or Employed? Tax Issues for Consultants

Self-employed or employed? With confidence returning to the economy, many businesses are seeking to...

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