Nightmare tenants – advice for landlords
Posted by Ben Locker on October 30, 2024As more people struggle to pay the rent, more landlords find themselves with nightmare tenants. So, what can you do to protect yourself?
Landlord limited company registrations soar
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 24, 20242024 has seen an upsurge in landlord limited company registrations. However, setting up limited companies won’t benefit all landlords.
CGT exemption reduction: should landlords sell up now?
Posted by Karen Jones on October 24, 2024CGT changes announced back in 2022 mean the tax-exempt Capital Gains Tax allowance is now shrinking. So should you sell up?
CGT and gold: what you need to know
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 21, 2024Do you know how CGT and gold interact? In some cases, it’s possible to invest in gold without having to pay CGT on any future profits.
The Breathing Space debt respite scheme. How does it work?
Posted by Ben Locker on October 18, 2024The Breathing Space debt respite scheme – how does it work, and what does it mean for debtors and creditors?
Want to top up your state pension – time is running out!
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 17, 2024If you want to top up your state pension by buying back missing NI years from 2006, act quickly – especially if you can’t do it online.
Allocation of tips – new code of practice
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on October 15, 2024The Department of Business & Trade has released new guidance for employers on the allocation of tips. We look at how you can comply.
Landlord news: profits down as CGT and insurance costs continue to rise
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 14, 2024In this landlord news update, we look at declining profits in the buy-to-let sector, rising insurance costs and possible changes to CGT.
The Employment Rights Bill – what it means for you
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 10, 2024The government has revealed more detail about the new Employment Rights Bill. We take a look at what it will mean for employers.
Joint and several tax liability notices explained
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 7, 2024In certain circumstances, HMRC can hold company directors personally liable for tax debts by issuing a joint and several liability notice.
