There is at present a huge war going on for the soul of the buy-to-let landlord community. Two sets of promoters of tax avoidance “arrangements” are ranged up against each other: and they aren’t taking any prisoners. Whom is the
You could be forgiven for thinking that buying a property was sufficient hassle anyway, without having to bother your head about tax matters at the same time. Unfortunately, though, making the wrong decision in any of the areas mentioned below
Taxes are a necessary evil. This seemingly obvious statement probably need not have been made until very recently, when an unholy alliance of journalists and politicians have somehow conspired to give the impression that paying tax is somehow meritorious: paying
Since the Entrepreneur’s Tax Guide was published, there has been a continuing, you might almost say relentless, public hue and cry against tax “avoidance”, in particular what I refer to as the “aggressive” type of planning, or the “brick through
One of the disadvantages of limited companies – and there are many – discussed in Chapter 5 of the Entrepreneur’s Tax Guide is the case of tax “leakage” where a company that is paying marginal rates of CT then pays