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In this issue, Frank Haskew look back at the previous year and predicts what is in store for the months ahead, Mark McLaughlin offers some useful inheritance tax planning points and Richard Jones explains what QAHCs are and how they are taxed differently to other UK companies.
Members of the Tax Faculty can download a PDF of the entire January 2022 edition of TAXline. (Trouble viewing this PDF? Right click and select the save option to download it to your desktop).
April 2022 sees a new tax regime for ‘qualifying asset holding companies’ (QAHCs). Richard Jones, Business Tax Manager, Tax Faculty, explains what QAHCs are and how they are taxed differently to other…
Now is a good time for advisers to check that clients trading with overseas suppliers and customers are completing their VAT returns correctly, says independent VAT consultant Neil Warren.
The Tax Faculty highlights the key deadlines and dates for tax practitioners during 2022.
How ICAEW’s Tax Faculty has influenced policy and practice for employment taxes and NIC.
Mark McLaughlin, CTA (Fellow), ATT (Fellow), TEP, offers some useful inheritance tax planning points, as well as guiding you through the pitfalls surrounding the transferable inheritance tax nil rate …
In each issue of TAXline the Tax Faculty publishes short, practical pieces of guidance to help agents and practitioners in their day-to-day work. Here is a complete digest of these tips.
Frank Haskew, Head of the Tax Faculty, reports on recent developments at the Tax Faculty.
Sam Inkersole explains how electric company cars offer a favourable benefit in kind for employers and employees alike.
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