Renovating Holiday Let During Lockdown
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In July last year, the Government announced a temporary increase in the residential stamp duty land tax (SDLT) threshold to £500,000. The higher threshold applies where completion takes place between 8 July 2020 and 31 March 2021. From 1 April 2021, the threshold will revert to £125,000, with a higher threshold of £300,000 applying to
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Under the national minimum wage legislation, workers must be paid at least the statutory minimum wage for their age. There are two types of minimum wage – the National Living Wage (NLW) and the National Minimum Wage (NMW). From 1 April 2021, as well as the usual annual increases, the age threshold for the National
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For 2020/21, it was possible to enjoy an electric company car as a tax-free benefit. While this will no longer be the case for 2021/22, electric and low emission cars remain a tax-efficient benefit. How are electric cars taxed? Under the company car tax rules, a taxable benefit arises in respect of the private use
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Lockdown restrictions have forced many businesses to close temporarily. Selling online goods or clothes on sites such as eBay and Depop offers the opportunity to raise some much needed cash in these difficult times. What are the associated tax implications and do you need to tell HMRC about it? Badges of trade There is a
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