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Draft legislation was provided at the Budget: Domicile will indeed be abolished and will be replaced with a residence-based system with effect from 5 April 2025.

Non-doms: A brave new world

Fiona Clark - Partner - fclark@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 20th November 2024

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Being independent lets us prioritise what’s always been most important to us: building strong relationships, providing a tailored service of the highest quality, and creating a supportive environment for our team.

Changes & Constants at Goodman Jones

Julian Flitter - Partner - jflitter@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 13th November 2024

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In the world of tax, one likes certainty, and certainly the budget seems to have provided a bit of certainty in various areas, whether it's tax rates or tax rules.

Autumn Budget 2024 Questions Answered

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 7th November 2024

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To raise the required £40bn one of the major taxes had to rise. Employers’ NIC was the only option so there is little surprise that the Employers’ NIC rate is being increased to 15% from April 2025.

Autumn Budget Response 2024

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 31st October 2024

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Our move this Autumn marks an important step in our ongoing efforts to create a modern and sustainable workspace, designed to enhance collaboration and teamwork.

On the move: New office

Julian Flitter - Partner - jflitter@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 11th October 2024

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There is a widespread expectation that Capital Gains Tax (CGT) will be increased in the October Budget - here's how it might be done and what you can do in anticipation.

What can you do before the budget to mitigate Capital Gains Tax rises?

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 10th September 2024

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Goodman Jones will be keeping a close eye on developments throughout the campaign.

The General Election: Tax implications

Fiona Clark - Partner - fclark@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 24th May 2024

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Please get in touch with any points you would like us to make and we will do our best to put them forward in the meeting with HMRC.

Have your say on the proposed removal of non-dom regime

Fiona Clark - Partner - fclark@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 13th May 2024

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Following the changes made in the Spring Budget, it's time start planning your year-end with considerations including CGT, child benefits, VAT on school fees and how to invest tax efficiently.

Year-end tax planning 2024

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 12th March 2024

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Draft legislation was provided at the Budget: Domicile will indeed be abolished and will be replaced with a residence-based system with effect from 5 April 2025.

Non-doms: A brave new world

Being independent lets us prioritise what’s always been most important to us: building strong relationships, providing a tailored service of the highest quality, and creating a supportive environment for our team.

Changes & Constants at Goodman Jones

In the world of tax, one likes certainty, and certainly the budget seems to have provided a bit of certainty in various areas, whether it's tax rates or tax rules.

Autumn Budget 2024 Questions Answered

To raise the required £40bn one of the major taxes had to rise. Employers’ NIC was the only option so there is little surprise that the Employers’ NIC rate is being increased to 15% from April 2025.

Autumn Budget Response 2024

Our move this Autumn marks an important step in our ongoing efforts to create a modern and sustainable workspace, designed to enhance collaboration and teamwork.

On the move: New office

There is a widespread expectation that Capital Gains Tax (CGT) will be increased in the October Budget - here's how it might be done and what you can do in anticipation.

What can you do before the budget to mitigate Capital Gains Tax rises?

Goodman Jones will be keeping a close eye on developments throughout the campaign.

The General Election: Tax implications

Please get in touch with any points you would like us to make and we will do our best to put them forward in the meeting with HMRC.

Have your say on the proposed removal of non-dom regime

Following the changes made in the Spring Budget, it's time start planning your year-end with considerations including CGT, child benefits, VAT on school fees and how to invest tax efficiently.

Year-end tax planning 2024

These revisions will bring important changes to how charities account for leases, recognise revenue, and report on certain specialised activities. And, as the upcoming Charities SORP will align with these changes, charities need to start preparing now.

Draft legislation was provided at the Budget: Domicile will indeed be abolished and will be replaced with a residence-based system with effect from 5 April 2025.

Being independent lets us prioritise what’s always been most important to us: building strong relationships, providing a tailored service of the highest quality, and creating a supportive environment for our team.

In the world of tax, one likes certainty, and certainly the budget seems to have provided a bit of certainty in various areas, whether it's tax rates or tax rules.

To raise the required £40bn one of the major taxes had to rise. Employers’ NIC was the only option so there is little surprise that the Employers’ NIC rate is being increased to 15% from April 2025.

Our move this Autumn marks an important step in our ongoing efforts to create a modern and sustainable workspace, designed to enhance collaboration and teamwork.

There is a widespread expectation that Capital Gains Tax (CGT) will be increased in the October Budget - here's how it might be done and what you can do in anticipation.

Goodman Jones will be keeping a close eye on developments throughout the campaign.

Please get in touch with any points you would like us to make and we will do our best to put them forward in the meeting with HMRC.

Following the changes made in the Spring Budget, it's time start planning your year-end with considerations including CGT, child benefits, VAT on school fees and how to invest tax efficiently.