Jon Golding

Jon Golding ATT (Fellow) TEP is a tax consultant with Tax Matters, Tring, UK.

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A shady place for monied people

Below deck

Looking after the inheritance

Change of heart

Bricks and mortar

Ensuring that clients receive the correct type of trust for their circumstances is a demanding task, says JON GOLDING

JON GOLDING contends that inheritance tax should be flushed away.

JON GOLDING investigates the impact of Islamic law and the forced heirship principle on United Kingdom inheritance tax liabilities.

JON GOLDING explains the Finance Act 2005 provisions that deal with the taxation of 'alternative finance arrangements'.

THE ISLAMIC LAW, Shari'ah, encompasses religious duties and in this law the legal side of matters is only part of the religious and ethical conduct of life. In applying the Qur'anic legislation, Islamic scholars have had to deal with the increasing ties with western business which may condone activities that are prohibited ('haram') by Islam, such as gaining wealth by interest, bribery or gambling.

JON GOLDING considers the effect of 'resident and ordinarily resident' status on an individual's UK tax liabilities

Australian Tax

Going Down Under?

Is a client seeking to set up a business in 'God's own country'? JON GOLDING provides some useful tips.

JON GOLDING ATT, TEP takes a quirky look at tax planning from birth to death.

THERE HAVE BEEN many varied analogous interpretations of Shakespeare's plays but, not surprisingly, few, if any, have extended to tax planning. However, the play As You Like It contains in Act II scene 7 the seven ages of man which with some imagination might be so interpreted.