Welcome
"An immensely useful resource"... "My only question is - why did we not subscribe before..." "Stunning" ...Read More Reviews
This Practical Tax Database and Virtual Tax Partner® Toolkit is your online tax partner. It answers all your key tax FAQs, is packed with useful and practical tax and business guidance.
The information gathered here is split into tax planning guides, FAQs, know-how and tools. With worked examples and tax compliance checklists.
Register to receive our FREE news update service.
Subscribe to UNLOCK the full site*.
Tax advice? Contact the Virtual Tax Partner® support service for advisers and their clients.
The contents of the site are subject to T & C & Copyright © 2020.
* The R&D & Patent Box zone is premium content and available separately.
DIY claim date decided by certificate of completion
In Carl Sansom v HMRC [2020] TC07684, the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) held that HMRC cannot refuse to accept the certificate of completion as primary evidence of the property’s completion and the appeal was allowed.
Nichola's SME Tax W-update 13 August 2020
Hello
I thought that this week would be quite quiet from an editorial point of view, but far from it. In this time's web-update, our highlights are our latest Company Tax update, news of the Jobs Retention Bonus, a useful VAT decision from the Upper Tribunal for online agencies and an updated guide to the taxation of cryptocurrences and cryptoassets.
COVID-19: Job Retention Bonus - on hold
On 5 November 2020, the government announced an extension to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) to 31 March 2021. Because of this, the policy intent of the Job Retention Bonus’ (JRB) falls away.
The JRB will not now be paid in February 2021. Further updates are awaited from the government.
Nichola's SME Tax W-update 6 August 2020
Hello
This time we have a capital taxes round-up. We look at the options of those thousands of taxpayers who still have Employee Benefit Trust loans, we review some topical cases and we have new CPD.
Disallowable interest: Loans to partners are not partnership loans
In Ian Shiner & David Sheinman v HMRC [2020] TC7779, the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) disallowed interest on loans to members of a trading partnership. The loans were taken by the partners as investors and not the partnership and the interest paid was not wholly and exclusively for the partnership trade.
Enjoying our content?
Sign up now to receive our unique FREE Tax Planning Tips and Advice Guide & our FREE Newsletter.