We’re delighted to announce that Trident Tax has been invited to speak at a webinar for Italian businesses who would like to invest in the UK or establish businesses here. The webinar is the initiative of Cheso, an Italian law firm and Alan Kennedy of Trident Tax is one of the guest speakers. Alan will…
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Trident Tax on the move
Recognising the exciting growth opportunities in Manchester, Trident Tax is relocating its Manchester office to 11 York Street from 1 May. Managing Director, Alan Kennedy, comments “Trident Tax has been established in Manchester for several years and with our move to new offices we look forward to further building our connections with the city’s thriving…
Trident Tax promotes Ryan Conlon to Tax Director
Trident Tax is pleased to announce the promotion of Ryan Conlon to Tax Director. Ryan joined Trident Tax in March 2020, based in the Manchester office, and works with the firm’s clients across the UK and internationally. A Chartered Tax Adviser and Trust and Estate Practitioner, he advises individuals, businesses and trustees on all aspects…
Holding Companies – lack of tax relief for expenses of advice on restructuring subsidiaries to dispose of them.
The Court of Appeal found for HMRC in the case of Centrica Overseas Holdings Ltd v HMRC, and this is a significant change to the previously understood treatment of certain expenses of a holding company in relation to disposals of subsidiaries. Centrica had incurred significant costs in taking advice on how to dispose of subsidiary…
An article written by one of our team has been published in the latest issue of HMRC Tax Investigations magazine
The article written by one of our Senior Managers – Nigel Brown titled ‘Tax fraud – To prosecute or not to prosecute? That is the question’ has been featured in the February/March issue of HMRC Tax Investigations publication. In case you missed it when it was published on our website in December you can read…
HMRC’s new approach to payroll fraud – Could your clients could be caught out?
A recent experience in an HMRC enquiry provided an introduction to the dark world of payroll fraud. This is not a situation where an employer falsifies PAYE returns to suppress employment income or hide benefits. Instead, the fraud we are looking at in this article has much more to do with organised crime and a…
HMRC looking over the shoulders of foreign entities…
Most readers of this article will be aware of the requirement of the Economic Crime (Transparency & Enforcement) Act 2022 for all overseas entities in England and Wales that have acquired an interest in UK real estate since 1 January 1999 to register details of beneficial ownership at Companies House by 31 January 2023. However,…
Preparing the groundwork for the exit you want
You’ve successfully grown and developed your business and may have reached the decision to either partially or fully exit. This could perhaps be because the next generation of your family are not interested in taking the business on and/or because you would like to realise value for the future and reap the rewards of your…
Tax fraud – To prosecute or not to prosecute? That is the question.
In 2016 HMRC’s Fraud Investigation Service (“FIS”) was formed bringing together both criminal and civil investigators, a world first for tax enforcement. Since then, more than £1 billion has been recovered from tax offenders and the proceeds of crime. HMRC has described that sum as being the equivalent to the cost of funding 20,000 NHS…
Webinar: Domicile Record Keeping featuring Alan Kennedy!
We are pleased to announce we have teamed up with the tax technology experts at Taxteq for a joint webinar on the importance of record-keeping for tax domicile, which will take place on November 30 at 4pm. On the agenda: domicile record keeping – preparing for enquiries and improving client relationships. Paul Aplin OBE will…