Home Buy current Tax Guide How To Guides Tax News Tax-saving investments

Tax Guide 2009-10 Update This supplement updates Chapter 1 of the FT Guide to Personal Tax 2009-10 following the passing of the Finance Act 2009 on 21 July 2009. You can download this update for free – simply click below     Businesses say No to PBR Slashing VAT and increasing National Insurance has left the nation's owner-managers decidely underwhelmed. Here SmallBusiness.co.uk gets their reaction to the pre-budget report.   Tax Guide 2008-09 Update This supplement updates Chapter 1 of the FT Guide to Personal Tax 2008-09, including in particular changes as a result of the progress of the Budget measures through Parliament before being passed into law as the Finance Act 2008. You can download this update for free – simply click below     Cash in on tax credits R&D tax credits are a tax relief based on your company’s investment in innovative technology. Research and development tax credits can either reduce your tax bill or, for some small to medium-sized companies, offer a cash sum.   Tax Guide 2007-08 Update This supplement updates Chapter 1 of the FT Guide to Personal Tax 2007-08 following the passing of the Finance Act 2007 on 19 July 2007. You can download this update for free – simply click below     How to reduce your tax bill ‘Over the years, successive governments have eroded most of the tax breaks and credits available to business,’ laments Ian Young of the tax faculty at the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. ‘It’s a bit of an alien concept for HMRC to give away money.’ Nevertheless, there are steps business owners can take to reduce their tax burden.   Tax Guide 2006-07 Update Find out the latest tax issues with this easy-to-read update following the Budget 2006 and the Finance Act 2006. You can download this update for free, simply click below.     Q&A: Company car tax Q: What is the company car tax situation where we operate a LLP? Is this the same as a partnership ie no company car tax? Or is it like a limited company where car tax is payable. Maybe it's different again? Please advise.   Aim & Ofex Companies Investing in many companies listed on Aim or Ofex can be a good way of avoiding inheritance and capital gains tax. This guide explains how to make the most of all the tax benefits. You can download this handy ‘How to Guide’ for free, simply click below.     AIC’s tax-efficient take Proposals in fledgling Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling’s Pre-Budget Report have the potential to improve returns for investors in AIM-traded investment companies and enhance the attractions of venture capital trusts (VCTs) with AIM holdings.   Privacy policy Terms Published by Vitesse Media plc, 95 Aldwych, London WC2B 4JF 020-7430 9777 e-mail taxguide@growthcompany.co.uk Copyright 2005 Vitesse Media plc