The independent loan charge review, conducted by Sir Amyas Morse, was published on 20 December, having been delayed due to the general election. The loan charge was introduced to collect…
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From 6 April 2020 there is a major change in the reporting and payment of CGT on residential property disposals. From that date, it will be necessary to report the…
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For 43 years Spencer Dryden, or Spen, has been a valued member of the team at MMGA. The time has come for Spen’ to hang up his tie, put aside…
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The word innovation can conjure up images of disruptive developments such as online streaming services or companies such as Uber. Fortunately, innovation doesn’t have to happen on a grand scale…
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Talking about money with your employees can be uncomfortable. Even when you have good news for an employee, discussing pay can be difficult. An employee’s performance is inextricably linked…
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Sometimes things don’t work out in business and it’s time for the owners to go their separate ways. It’s fair to say that business relationships usually begin with enthusiasm…
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Now that Boris Johnson and his Conservative party have won the General Election will we finally “Get Brexit Done”? More importantly, can the Government now get on with running the…
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The rules for taxing dividends changed radically from 6 April 2016 with the removal of the 10% notional tax credit and the introduction of new rates of tax on dividends.…
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