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Disclosing The Undisclosed Foreign Income

Disclosing The Undisclosed Foreign Income From 6th April 2017, the Requirement to Correct (RTC) (HMRC Ref CH123050) rule was established to encourage taxpayers to improve accuracy regarding foreign income reporting. All taxpayers with overseas interests and issues with their tax position (such as historically undisclosed income) will be affected by RTC. It’s important to act… Continue reading Disclosing The Undisclosed Foreign Income

A Basic understanding of the Capital Gains Tax for Individuals

Note: (A separate blog will be published for CGT for companies) Defining Capital Gains Tax (CGT) CGT is a kind of tax on the profit made from the sale of an asset. CGT is payable when a person sells an asset for a profit after the item’s value has improved. Who is liable for Capital… Continue reading A Basic understanding of the Capital Gains Tax for Individuals

A Basic Understanding of Inheritance Tax (IHT)

Basic Understanding of Inheritance Tax An “inheritance tax” is a tax levied on the property and money. Other assets of a deceased individual (after inheritance tax allowances have been deducted). Most countries impose a tax on inheritances at a rate of 40 percent. If you make a chargeable transfer (including one to almost any trust)… Continue reading A Basic Understanding of Inheritance Tax (IHT)

FAQs on Making Tax Digital (MTD) Compliance for Self-Assessment from 5 April 2024

Making Tax Digital (MTD) Compliance for Self-Assessment MTD for Income Tax Self-Assessment (ITSA) is an initiative by the UK government to make tax accounting simpler for businesses and individuals such as sole traders. It replaces normal annual tax returns if you fully comply with the ITSA rules explained below. Will I be affected by it?… Continue reading FAQs on Making Tax Digital (MTD) Compliance for Self-Assessment from 5 April 2024

Government’s One-Eighty on Mini Budget Dated 23-Sep-22

Introduction The government announced a dramatic change in plans on some of the actions mentioned in the mini-budget dated 23-sep-22 on 17th October 2022. Then-Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced significant changes to taxes and National Insurance in the government’s mini-budget on 23rd September. Which included a proposal to do away with the top rate of Income… Continue reading Government’s One-Eighty on Mini Budget Dated 23-Sep-22