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Australian Tax Exemptions Extended to More Electronic Devices

From the 1st of April, 2016 small businesses in Australia can provide employees with multiple work related devices without incurring a fringe benefits tax (FBT) liability. The devices can include: laptops tablets calculators GPS navigation receivers mobile phones Currently an FBT exemption can apply to more than one portable electronic device used primarily for work […]

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Replacement Furniture Relief for UK Rental Properties – The Replacement for the Wear and Tear Deduction

HM Revenue has issued draft legislation confirming Replacement Furniture Relief will replace the 10% wear and tear allowance for furnished rental properties located in the UK from the 6th of April 2016. More specifically, from the start of the next UK tax year for UK purposes tax relief will be given against rental income for:

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New HM Revenue Proposals Likely to Affect Migrants Owning UK Companies

A new consultation paper issued by HM Revenue is proposing anti-avoidance legislation to prevent limited company owners from extracting income as capital. These proposals are likely to prove highly controversial, as they include an attack on the capital gains tax treatment (often with Entrepreneurs Relief available, reducing the tax rate on the gain to 10%)

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Moving to work in the UK on a temporary basis? Detached Duty Relief is for you.

Individuals who are moving to the UK on a temporary basis can significantly reduce their liability to UK tax by making the most of this tax planning strategy. A tax saving is usually available for individuals who are assigned to the UK by an overseas employer for a period of up to two years. HM

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UK Capital Gains Tax on Residential Property Sold by Non-Resident Individuals – Reporting to HMRC

As reported in our previous blog the sale of UK residential property by non-resident individuals from the 6th of April, 2015 is now subject to capital gains tax in the UK. The capital gains tax liability is to be computed with reference to the value of the property on the same date (or the cost

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