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1. Client caught up in Wilkes Child Benefit Case

   I have new client who has come to me with regard to a child benefit issue. The issue is that they never declared (didnt realise) that they were not eligible for child benefit due to Husbands earnings being over £60k. HMRC ... mechanism as it is there to identify mising income and child benefit isn't income? Given that my client has on the ...

   8th Feb 2022 | Any Answers

2. Professional subscriptions against taxable income

   ... £50,000. I'm under PAYE as I'm employed. Wife claims child benefit. Employer does NOT pay my professional subs. ...

   5th May 2022 | Any Answers

3. Transfer of loan charge on property to company

   A parent has given a loan to his child to purchase a BTL property in the child's name. The loan has a first legal charge on the ...

   5th Apr 2022 | Any Answers

4. Tax relief on childcare costs

   ... (amongst others) , he wishes to claim for the cost of a child minder whilst he is at work, as far as I know this ...

   8th Mar 2022 | Any Answers

5. Capital Gains on Gifted Property

   ... then £340k falls under the threshold of £500k IHT to child and no CGT due as no increase in property value from ...

   9th Mar 2022 | Any Answers

6. Is a childcare discount a taxable benefit?

   My friend works for a nursery and recently had her first child. She would like to return to work when the child is 6 months old, but of course, childcare costs are astronomical. Her employer will allow her child to attend their nursery at a 30% discount. So the daily ...

   16th Feb 2022 | Any Answers

7. Gifting of Property subject to CGT?

   Is the gifting of an investment property to a child, nephew or neice subject to Capital Gains Tax? Gifting ...

   22nd Jan 2022 | Any Answers

8. VW California Beach Van or Car ??

   12th Jan 2022 | Any Answers

9. Gift of % of parents home, IHT free?

   Hi, I read that gifting an undivided share to a live in child can be IHT free.  What is the case if this gift is ... with the married parents owning the remaining, e.g. 20% child, 40% mother, 40% father?  What happens when one parent ...

   12th Feb 2022 | Any Answers

10. Pension contributions/Dividends etc.

    ... of salary/rental profits/dividends)  He is in receipt of child benefit (no longer married) of say £2k per annum ... pay the lower rate of dividend tax and not lose any of the child benefit. It has therefore cost him personally £6k, the ...

    10th Feb 2022 | Any Answers