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Category Archives: Personal Tax
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Making Tax Digital for Income Tax: What You Need to Know
As part of the government’s wider digital strategy, Making Tax Digital (MTD) is transforming how...
Council Tax Second Homes Premium
From 1 April 2025, a 100% council tax premium is applied and is payable in...
Year End tax housekeeping and thinking ahead to 2025/26
With just over a month to the end of the tax year, we consider actions...
Lewis Lynn, Tax Manager, goes under the spotlight!
What is your role within RG? I am a Manager in the tax team. I...
Effective use of life assurance in estate planning
Life assurance arrangements are a common way of ensuring that families are provided for on...
The end of P11D forms
The payrolling of benefits in kind was launched in April 2016 and is currently something...
Tax changes for furnished holiday lets – Part 2
Other tax changes for furnished holiday lets In my last article on furnished holiday lets...
Tax changes for furnished holiday lets – Part 1
Abolition of the furnished holiday letting regime You may recall that our then Chancellor, Jeremy...
Possible tax changes under a Labour Government – what do we know and what may be coming down the track?
As of 4 July, we have a new Labour government. On the 29 July the...
Stamp Duty Land Tax – Residential properties
Stamp Duty Land Tax (‘SDLT’) is often something of an afterthought when considering a purchase,...
Principal Private Residence Relief – tips & traps in relation to marriage & civil partnerships
Following on from our recent article outlining the main criteria for PPR, it is important...
Main Residence Relief on taxation of residential property
In light of recent speculation regarding the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party’s tax affairs...
RG welcomes new Tax Partner, Emma Reilly
Ryecroft Glenton (RG), the leading North East advisory firm, has strengthened its senior team and...
Granny flat: CGT on a property with an annex
In this article, I would like to consider the tax implications of a scenario which...