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New queries, issue 4662

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04 September 2018

Issue: 4662 / Categories: Forum & Feedback

Company gain; VAT about IR35?; Trust in me; No entry

Company gain

Business rollover relief on property disposal.

My client is a limited company (A) that owned two commercial properties. It has sold one property in which the tenant was a trading company (B). The same individual owns both companies.

Company A has made a significant capital gain on the disposal.

In the next six months Company A is intending to invest all the sale proceeds in acquiring a new commercial property which has numerous trading tenants. Company B will not continue trading from the new premises.

Can company A claim rollover relief of any description on the disposal?

I look forward to replies from Taxation readers.

Query 19 235– Property Owner.

VAT about IR35?

Application of IR35 to directors’ consultancy services.

Taxpayer company X Ltd has many directors. Some work full time and are on the payroll; others are on the board for their...

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New queries, issue 4662

© Copyright LexisNexis 2024. All rights reserved.

04 September 2018

Company gain; VAT about IR35?; Trust in me; No entry

Company gain

Business rollover relief on property disposal.

My client is a limited company (A) that owned two commercial properties. It has sold one property in which the tenant was a trading company (B). The same individual owns both companies.

Company A has made a significant capital gain on the disposal.

In the next six months Company A is intending to invest all the sale proceeds in acquiring a new commercial property which has numerous trading tenants. Company B will not continue trading from the new premises.

Can company A claim rollover relief of any description on the disposal?

I look forward to replies from Taxation readers.

Query 19 235– Property Owner.

VAT about IR35?

Application of IR35 to directors’ consultancy services.

Taxpayer company X Ltd has many directors. Some work full time and are on the payroll; others are on the board for their...

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