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FA 2013 changes to solve inheritance tax problems can cause unexpected stamp duty liabilities
NIGEL POPPLEWELL extols the virtues of settling tax disputes in a swift and low-cost manner
In the fourth of a series of articles by Burges Salmon [see third] relating to the sale of shares in private companies, Nigel Popplewell FTII discusses some stamp duty issues.
In the final article of a series by Burges Salmon [see previous] looking at the sale of shares in private companies, NIGEL POPPLEWELL FTII discusses the VAT issues faced by the purchaser.
NIGEL POPPLEWELL CTA (Fellow) shows why corporate finance transactions are becoming increasingly expensive.
Clients with milk quota may need to consider their options in the light of recent legislative changes, suggests NIGEL POPPLEWELL FTII.
THREE SIGNIFICANT LEGISLATIVE changes announced during 2003, may cause a reconsideration of the way in which those who own, or wish to own, milk quotas trade.
NIGEL POPPLEWELL FTII offers some observations on degrouping charges.
No, it is not dead, says NIGEL POPPLEWELL FTII. Buyers of companies should still take a tax covenant as an indemnity against various liabilities.
TWO CRUCIALLY IMPORTANT pieces of legislation came into effect on 1 April 2002. The first relates to the exemption for substantial shareholdings, the second to the taxation of intangibles. Draft clauses for both were published in November 2001 on which comments were invited by 31 January 2002 and further draft clauses were published on 26 March 2002.
NIGEL POPPLEWELL MA, ATII, solicitor, of Burges Salmon presents the highlights of IIR's recent conference on Tax and Accounting for Commercial Property Transactions.
