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Many taxpayers are caught off guard by Capital Gains Tax (CGT), often discovering it applies to them only after they have completed a transaction. While

HMRC is scrapping the old way of fining people for late tax submissions. Instead of hitting you with an immediate fine when you miss a

That sinking feeling when an HMRC envelope lands on your doormat or an official email appears in your inbox – few things strike more fear

Trusts are a legal concept that many people have heard of, but not everyone fully understands.  They’re often associated with the wealthy, but the truth

Owning rental property has always come with its fair share of responsibilities — dealing with tenants, maintaining homes, and staying on top of paperwork. However,

Being a landlord in today’s tax environment means facing a growing stack of regulations and shrinking profit margins.  From mortgage interest relief restrictions to Stamp

The way landlords structure their property investments has been changing.  Vast numbers of property investors have been setting up limited companies to hold their buy-to-let

If you’re self-employed, a landlord, or the director of a limited company, you’ve likely heard the term UTR – which stands for Unique Taxpayer Reference.