Property Tax Planning
Now in its 17th Edition, this book has been
updated to cover the many significant changes to the tax treatment
of UK property in recent years.
The book is divided into the four categories of property ownership:
property investors; property dealers and developers; trading
premises and private residences. Within each category all relevant
tax planning areas are outlined chapter by chapter, with reference
to legislation and case law.
This new edition is updated to include:
- Further details in relation to the unified immoveable
property regime for non-resident landlords and
changes to the rules for overseas corporate
landlords of UK property and their tax obligations
in respect of UK rental income. (Chapter 3A)
- Changes to rules relating to withholding tax on
payments of interest and royalties made to EU
resident associated companies following Brexit.
(Chapter 3A)
- Updates to HMRC’s guidance on what constitutes an
unallowable purpose for loan relationship purposes.
(Chapter 3B)
- Changes to SDLT rates and Multiple Dwellings Relief
consultation. (Chapter 5)
- Updates to the capital allowances legislation,
including ‘full expensing’ from 1 April 2023 and new
rules in respect of capital allowance eligibility
for plant and machinery for use primarily within a
freeport or investment zone tax site following the
UK’s departure from the EU. (Chapter 6)
- Changes to the capital gains tax compliance for
non-corporate taxpayers disposing of UK land.
(Chapter 13)
- Updates to the VAT Option to Tax notification process.
(Chapter 18)
- The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) rules including
changes to the CIS penalty regime and HMRC’s
increasing powers to amend unsupported CIS
deductions on a real time basis. (Chapter 26)
- Details of the domestic reverse charge rules for
building work. (Chapter 26)
- Changes to the conditions for Business Asset Disposal
Relief. (Chapter 31)
- Changes to Principal Private Residence relief rules,
including final exempt period of ownership and
lettings relief. (Chapter 43)
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