Hi
A settled trust is about to sell a property asset and therefore the trust will be liable to pay CGT.
Hi
A settled trust is about to sell a property asset and therefore the trust will be liable to pay CGT.
Upon exchange of contracts on a residential property, is it possible to immediately put that property into a trust with a small deposit (normally very small %), pay the balance to the Vendor from t
There is a common misconception that accountants sell their time and that this is what clients are buying from them.
Client has set up discretionary trust for education of grandchildren. Source of funds was money left to client but was diverted to this trust by deed of variation.
It was a privilege to attend a half day presentation recently on ‘The Speed Of Trust’ by Stephen M R Covey – the son of the 7 habits Stephen Covey.
We have an opportunity to prepare trust returns for a client specialising in writing wills, trusts etc.
An individual has loaned money to a company and has decided to waive rights to interest annually. There is an agreement for x% over base. Previously the loan has been paid.
A family friend is the sole beneficiary of a life interest trust. The trust owns a property that is rented out and the rental proceeds are paid directly to the beneficiary.
Having already submitted a return using the free HMRC software I discover that some of the money I received from a trust was income not capital.
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