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Employment Related Securities (ERS) rules apply when shares or similar company interests are given, transferred or sold in connection with someone’s role as an employee or director. This includes situations such as issuing new shares to an employee, gifting shares, transferring shares between directors, or putting loan stock arrangements in
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  • MACHINE GAMES DUTY- ARE YOU READY?

    On the 1st February of next year income from certain gaming machines will become subject to new form of duty known as Machine Games Duty […]

  • HMRC to advertise for Tax Dodgers!

    From today, HMRC have taken the unusual step of advertising for people to pay more tax. For the next two weeks, HMRC will be running adverts […]

  • VAT reclaim on business mileage claims

    Many (most) employers no longer provide company cars, or fuel to their employees so as to avoid the penal, and ever increasing tax charges on […]

  • New Child Benefit Tax Charge

    From 7 January 2013, a new tax charge will be imposed on all individuals who receive the Child Benefit and whose income, or their partner’s […]

  • Considering the VAT implication of the FSA’s Retail Distribution Review

    A great deal of discussion has taken place over the last year concerning the VAT implications of the RDR. There is a  general unease that […]

  • VAT Cost Sharing Exemption

    The new VAT cost sharing exemption has now been introduced into UK legislation. Businesses and organisations often work with others to share costs and resources. […]

  • HMRC to target “Affluent”

    In an recent announcement HMRC have confirmed that anybody worth more than £1 million faces coming under scrutiny from inspectors in a fresh crackdown on […]

  • Tough times for legal firms

    This week the SRA (Solicitors Regulation Authority) have announced that over 600 legal firms had failed to nominate complaince officers by mid September 2012. Since […]

  • First Tier Tax Tribunal agrees with the taxpayer regarding penalties

    The Tax Tribunal’s decision in the recent case of J R Hanson v HMRC dismisses the Revenue’s claim that the taxpayer should check professional advice. […]

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