Tag: CGT
Non-Reporting Funds and Rebasing
Non-Reporting Funds and Rebasing As our previous blog posts outlined, there are substantial changes to the taxation of long-term resident UK non-domiciliaries which take effect from 6 April 2017. The announcement in March 2016 that non-domiciled individuals who will become deemed domiciled for income tax and CGT purposes on 6 April […]
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Carried Interest – when it arises and how much is the UK gain?
Carried interest – when it arises and how much is the UK gain? Our previous blog article on the new rules for the taxation of carried interest looked at their general impact on investment managers, including the introduction of the concept of income-based carried interest (“IBCI”) and the rule that […]
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Carried interest, co-invest and tax planning
Carried interest, co-invest and tax planning The new rules affecting the compensation of investment managers have now come into full effect. The changes Broadly, these are as follows: Carried interest now falls into one of two categories; Income Based Carried Interest (“IBCI”) which is subject to income tax and NIC, […]
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Some tax avoidance schemes do work
Some tax avoidance schemes do work… “Some tax avoidance schemes do work. They avoid tax by adopting a legitimate, justifiable and commercially sensible structure to achieve a result which could be achieved by other legitimate and justifiable means. Where, however, that structure is artificial or has no purpose other than […]
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Thinking of incorporating your residential lettings business?
Thinking of incorporating your residential lettings business? The recent budget changes to mortgage interest relief have focused a lot of landlords’ minds on the potential benefits of running their businesses through a limited company. Companies pay tax at much lower rates than individuals and there are no restrictions on the […]
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