Helen Coward writes for Tax Journal on conditional contracts and the time of disposal
Helen Coward has written for Tax Journal on conditional contracts and the significance of the time of disposal. Read more below.
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Helen Coward
Odey and Hffx: partnerships with mixed membership
Examining two decisions relating to remuneration arrangements in partnerships with individual and corporate membership.
Helen Coward
Helen Coward, Hugh Gunson and Guy Bud write for Tax Journal on remuneration arrangements in partnerships with mixed membership
Odey Asset Management LLP and HFFX LLP consider the law relating to remuneration arrangements in partnerships with mixed membership.
Annika Fünfschilling
eprivateclient and Wealth Briefing cover the news of the hire of tax specialist Annika Fünfschilling in Zurich
Annika joined as a Senior Associate in the firm's Zurich office on 15 March 2021.
Mark Summers
Charles Russell Speechlys develops Zurich offering with the hire of Annika Fünfschilling
Annika is an attorney-at-law and Swiss certified tax expert, and becomes the first Swiss-qualified lawyer working from the Zurich office.
Helen Coward
Mixed news for corporation tax payers in today’s Budget
The announcement brings good news for the short term - and bad news in the longer term for corporation tax payers.
Helen Coward
Helen Coward quoted by Yahoo News and eprivateclient on the increases to corporation tax announced in the Chancellor's Budget
Rishi Sunak unveiled several tax increases across multiple areas and what dates they will be implemented.
David Savage
VAT Reverse Charge for Construction: Now, never, later?
Elliot Michaelson
EMI share options, Covid-19, and Brexit – where are we now?
What are the new measures to employers operating EMI schemes that have been affected by the pandemic?
David Savage
Is UK construction missing out on Research & Development tax credits?
Helen Coward
Building anxieties: The impact of a possible CGT rate rise on housebuilders
As the March 2021 budget approaches and a potential CGT rate rise, what does it mean for housebuilders?
Helen Coward
Building anxieties: The impact of a possible CGT rate rise on housebuilders
Anna Reynolds
What do the April 2021 changes to the construction industry scheme rules mean for businesses?
Helen Coward
Entrepreneurs’ relief: What is “ordinary share capital”?
We analyze the Upper Tribunal 's decision on the statutory construction of the term “ordinary share capital” for the entrepreneurs’ relief.
Helen Coward
Changes to construction industry scheme rules from April 2021
Reviewing the main changes of the government's recently published draft legislation making changes to the Construction Industry Scheme.
Helen Coward
Court of Appeal rules against the taxpayer in company tax residence dispute
Taking a closer look at a recent case where a non-UK incorporated company is centrally managed and controlled from the UK.
Helen Coward
HMRC disappoints house builders and partnerships looking for SDLT relief
SDTL relief will only apply where a partnership or LLP was the party acquiring the property in question.
Robert Birchall
Charles Russell Speechlys present at EIS Association Autumn Technical Seminar 2020
Our presentation covered the tax and corporate considerations for companies preparing for a possible exit.
Mark Summers
Midshore or Midtown? Changing trends in wealth structuring for Latin American clients
Our panel discussed how Latin American international wealth structuring is changing, current trends and the impact of economic substance.
Helen Coward and Anna Reynolds write for Tax Journal on HMRC's volte face on the 'second home' SDLT surcharge
Helen Coward
HMRC’s volte face on the “second home” SDLT surcharge
Taking a closer look at the HMRC's updated guidance on the 3% SDLT surcharge in its SDLT manual.