Tax & Accountancy
Blogging about tax tips and accountancy for buy to let property investors and developers in the UK
Nine excuses why property investors don’t make tax returns
Many property owners are confused over whether they should declare the money they earn from letting.
Here’s a list of some of...
UK income tax hike was world’s highest for 2010
British taxpayers are vying with those in Sweden, Denmark, and the Netherlands to pay the highest rates of tax in Europe.
Top rate...
What’s more important, cashflow or liquidity? Mark Alexan...
Cashflow is simply defined as regular income. Positive cashflow is when income exceeds expenditure and you make a profit. So that’s...
Capital Allowances FAQ for property investors. Our tax pa...
Capital allowances are mind-numbingly complicated and even confuse some accountants, but making the effort to unravel obscure tax points...
Scandal of thousands of £100 tax penalties paid in error....
The self-assessment clock is ticking now – 2 million taxpayers have to the end of October to file a paper tax return and hundreds...
Do you have Capital Gains Tax to pay on your property? It...
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is not an opt-in process – if you have made a gain and do not already have a self-assessment tax return,
Planning to pay less tax doesn’t make you a tax cheat. Th...
The government is diverting £900 million over the next three years to beef up HM Revenue and Customs in a bid to clamp down on tax...
