Interactive service map (PWA)
About the interactive service map Explore our interactive service map to discover the full range of service Price Bailey has...
Pay Times 2019: Are you feeling the gain or the pain?
Now that the vast majority of us are at least two paydays into the new financial year, what noticeable effect...
What to do if someone owes you money
UK businesses write off millions of pounds every year in unpaid bills – often unnecessarily. The problem is often at...
Holiday homes and inheritance tax: Do you qualify for Business Property Relief?
In recent years there have been a large amount of cases involving claims for inheritance tax relief on holiday homes...
Taxes made easy: download now
Our Taxes made easy 2018/19 guide is up-to-date and packed with practical tax tips to guide you through the tax...
Stamp Duty Land Tax and the 3% ‘additional property’ surcharge explained
In recent years there has been a significant overhaul to the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) regime for residential property...
Dilapidations accounting: Planning for end-of-lease property repairs and reinstatements
The vast majority of modern commercial leases are clear in their contractual requirements for tenants and lessees to maintain the...
What is Expatriate Tax? The UK & Non-UK citizen differences
If your business has staff who work for long periods on overseas postings – or you are considering working overseas...
What is Inheritance Tax Planning, and how can it work for you?
Our Director and Head of Private Client Tax Heather Miller explains how Inheritance Tax Planning can work for you. Inheritance Tax (IHT)...
Non-UK domicile status: Can you rely on a previous agreement with HMRC?
Andrew Parsons explains what your domicile status is, its tax implications and the recent case of HSBC boss, Stuart Gulliver....
What are Discretionary Trusts? How they can be used and their tax implications
Discretionary trusts, commonly referred to by some as ‘trust funds’, have often been used in the past as a way...
Investment management: When to buy and when to sell
Equity markets tend to be cyclical: Positive periods are followed by negative periods, which are then followed by positive periods....