
Frequently asked questions about tax governance
Our tax governance FAQ's seek to answer some common questions surrounding tax governance to provide clarity on the fundamentals, and ensure common pitfalls are avoided.
Welcome to Price Bailey
Our tax governance FAQ's seek to answer some common questions surrounding tax governance to provide clarity on the fundamentals, and ensure common pitfalls are avoided.
Price Bailey welcomes Corporate Finance specialist Pat Walters, who joins the firm as Strategic Business Development Director.
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Investments in fine wine must be carefully considered, as the tax position is not straightforward, and unwary investors may find themselves subject to unexpected tax liabilities. Find out more here.
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The Autumn Budget 2024 introduced further changes to the taxation of residential property, with some winners and some losers from the announcements. Read our article to find out more...
Recent tax and legislative developments may lead landlords to question whether it's prudent to continue renting out properties given current market conditions, or if selling is perhaps a more suitable option. In this article, we reflect on the different ways landlords can hold property, their corresponding tax and compliance implications and the challenges the current rental market is facing.
Following Chancellor Reeves announcement, this article provides a general overview of CGT, its historical evolution, the most recent CGT developments and what taxpayers can do to potentially mitigate their CGT bill.