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How long does a capital loss last?

You’ve made a large capital gain from a recent sale. Capital losses can reduce the amount on which you have to pay tax but the losses you have date back decades and weren’t reported to HMRC. Is it too late to claim tax relief for them?

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Lending to a relative - avoiding the tax trap

7th May 2025 by Joanne Stoneman

Your daughter needs financial help to get her company started. You’ve agreed that your company will lend her the money. Your accountant says that this will trigger a tax charge. What is the charge and how can you legitimately dodge it?

Could HMRC incorrectly withdraw you from annual accounting?

29th April 2025 by Joanne Stoneman

Your business can only use the annual accounting scheme (AAS) if its annual sales are below certain limits. Is there a risk that HMRC could wrongly instruct you to leave and, if so, what can you do about it?

The government has published the results of a survey of over 2,000 employers on their awareness of correct right to work checks. What do the results show?

24th April 2025 by Joanne Stoneman

The government has published the results of a survey of over 2,000 employers on their awareness of correct right to work checks. What do the results show?

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