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COVID-19 Hit to the housing market

July 27, 2020PropertyLeave a commentadmin

The COVID-19 pandemic stalled property transactions and first-time buyer mortgage applications, but now the residential property market has opened up estate agents are scrambling to deal with pent up demand. Price outlook The range of…

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Insolvency Bill To Help COVID-19 Affected Businesses

July 24, 2020Law, Restructuring & InsolvencyLeave a commentadmin

A new Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill, introduced on 20 May, will amend insolvency and company law to support businesses in distress from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Bill, to be fast-tracked through…

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HMRC Pauses Inheritance Tax Investigations

July 24, 2020Law, TaxLeave a commentadmin

HMRC’s recent suspension of IHT investigations during the Covid-19 crisis opens up a brief opportunity for executors to get their IHT accounts in order. HMRC normally investigates around 5,500 IHT cases every year, around 25%…

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Empty baskets: calculating inflation under lockdown

July 23, 2020BenefitsLeave a commentadmin

The disappearance of normal spending habits has created problems for the statisticians who calculate the rate of inflation. Source: Office for National Statistics Inflation, as measured by the Consumer Prices Index (CPI), fell sharply in…

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Deferring July’s income tax payment

July 23, 2020UncategorizedLeave a commentadmin

HMRC is allowing your second self-assessment payment due on 31 July 2020 on account for the tax year 2019/20 to be deferred, due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This means no interest or penalties will be…

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Time to look at an alternative tax?

July 22, 2020TaxLeave a commentadmin

The adoption in the UK of a transatlantic approach to income tax could appeal to a cash-strapped Chancellor. “…only the little people pay taxes.” That 1980s comment by the New York Hotel owner Leona Helmsley…

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Revised furlough scheme stretched through October

July 22, 2020Employment LawLeave a commentadmin

The Covid-19 furlough scheme has been effectively revised into a new scheme running from 1 July until 31 October, but this comes with a level of complexity that did not exist in its original guise.…

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Calling time on the triple lock?

July 22, 2020BenefitsLeave a commentadmin

The state pension triple lock may not survive much longer. The impact of Covid-19 on earnings could mean a change in the way that state pensions are increased in each year. If nothing is done,…

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Consumer credit Covid-19 measure extended

July 22, 2020BenefitsLeave a commentadmin

Help for consumers to manage their credit and debt has been extended to the end of October. In mid-June, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) told firms to extend measures to provide help to people with…

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Card tax payments to incur charges

July 22, 2020TaxLeave a commentadmin

When making tax payments to HMRC, you are currently only charged a fee if you pay by business credit card, while payments by personal credit card are not permitted. However, from 1 November 2020, payments…

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