The taxation implications of divorce will normally not be an initial consideration for the divorcing parties. However, the taxation rules can create unwanted liabilities and we would therefore recommend advice is obtained at the earliest opportunity. For Capital Gains...
When you wake to discover that Rory Burns was bowled first ball and Stuart Broad has been benched with his replacement the spinner Jack Leach unlikely to bowl a ball according to Jonathan Agnew, you do tend to ask the question “who makes these decisions?“ But as the...
Can I be Frank? Nick Forsyth sheds some light on this year’s Christmas Play Last year we took to Zoom to bring you an online extravaganza as social distancing wasn’t allowing us to do anything else and as we approach Christmas, it seems that we might be coming back...
On 30 November 2021, the Government released a number of documents and consultations giving a first look at proposals intended to be considered in the coming months and years. One of the major areas in which decisions were made was for Capital Gains Tax. The Office of...
After a year’s break as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Lambert Chapman LLP Charity Quiz Night was held on Thursday 2 December at Braintree Golf Club where teams were competing to win the coveted trophy. Our quiz has been held for a number of years and is...
As we quickly approach the festive season, it is always a good time to recap on the tax reliefs which are available for staff entertaining. Generally, all staff entertaining will be an allowable tax deduction for the employer but there may be a charge to taxation on...
