In England, there are 2 ways in which property can be owned jointly – as tenants in common or as joint tenants. The way in which the property is owned can have tax implications.
Following yesterday’s Budget by Rishi Sunak, our director Jack Sales caught up with James Richards, Director of Lettings and Land and New Homes at Maddisons Residential to discuss the headlines from the budget and how these will affect the property sector.
During the current 2020/21 tax year, electric company cars are a tax-free benefit. This will no longer be the case for 2021/22, but electric and low emission cars remain a very tax-efficient benefit.
HM Revenue & Customs will be introducing a new set of regulations for VAT that apply to the construction industry, which come in to effect on 1st March.
For now, making contributions into a pension scheme continues to be a particularly tax-efficient form of savings. There are rumblings that the Government may change their mind though so take advantage while you can.
The 2020/21 tax year comes to an end on 5 April 2021. The last few months of the year are a good time to undertake a review and to ensure that allowance for the year is not wasted.
The self-assessment tax return for 2019/20 must be filed and any associated tax paid by 31 January 2021. We discuss this and options to ease the tax payment burden.
The new tiered restrictions in England mean that accommodation has to close in some areas – if you have a holiday let we’ve written a guide on two lifelines that can be used for tax relief.
Many businesses do their own accounts, mainly because they think it saves money. How cost effective is it to not use an accountant and when can we save you money?
The Government has announced an extension to the Job Retention (furlough) scheme up to the end of November, as England prepares to go into lockdown once again.