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Ken Moody

Ken Moody CTA (Fellow), ATT is a tax consultant with Ashworth Treasure. He can be contacted by email

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Elections and restrictions

KEN MOODY reviews the rules on elections to ignore restrictions on employee shares.


01 September 2005
A learning curve
KEN MOODY considers the recent trajectory of forms 42 and aspects of the employment-related securities legislation.
05 May 2005
Let Me Get This Straight...

KEN MOODY scrutinises the Revenue's guidance on disclosure of tax avoidance schemes.

 

 

 

 

 

02 February 2005
Employment Tax

Employment Tax

 

 

 

Houses of Straw?

 

 

 

KEN MOODY considers the possible pitfalls for practitioners and their clients when dividends are paid to employees.

 

 

 

 

 

01 December 2004
Incorporating New Ideas
New legislation on the statute books opens up fresh opportunities for advisers and clients, but there are also risks. KEN MOODY discusses the implications.
19 February 2003
Mix Match Benefits

KEN MOODY ATII discusses the taxation of mixed use benefits.

03 October 2001
All That Glitters...
Incorporation may not always be beneficial, particularly when the trader makes high profits, says KEN MOODY ATII.
23 May 2001
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