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In this spirit of our weekly tax chat emails, our blog contains our thoughts and comments on the current hot topics in the world of tax.
If you are a sleeping partner or an inactive limited partner in a partnership you may be liable to pay NIC in respect of your profit share, following a recent change of view from HMRC. This change may render partners liable to both class 2 NIC at £2.70 per week and class 4 NIC at 9% on profits between £7,755 and £41,450 (2013-14) and 2% on profits over that amount.
If you already pay NIC either as an employee or on other income from self-employment it may bepossible to apply for an exemption or deferment from NIC on your partnership profits.Don’t delay, seek advice to ensure that you don’t overpay.
Calling all landlords…did you know that you can claim a special tax allowance of up to £1,500 per property if you spend on energy-saving insulation?
Qualifying spend includes loft, wall, floor or hot water system insulation installed in residential properties.
This is a one-off allowance for expenditure incurred before 6 April 2015.
There are some rules to negotiate so seek advice to ensure this relief is available to you before commencing work.
The IR35 regime puts those operating via a personal service company on the same footing as employees by requiring PAYE & NIC to be applied to their earnings. Further changes have been rumoured for some time.
The latest change affects non-executive directors (NED) who provide their services through their own personal company. Previously largely untouched, NEDs will now need to carefully review how they are remunerated.
If you are a NED review your position now, it may be possible to make changes to minimise your exposure to PAYE and NIC, which will increase your overall tax cost especially if you usually take remuneration as dividends.
Following the property crash many were left with properties they chose to rent rather than sell at a loss.
This led to a boom in the buy-to let market and guess what – this is rumoured to be HMRC’s new target for lost revenue.
It has been predicted that almost 25% of tax in this market is being evaded and refocused taskforces in your area will be the likely next step.
Increased powers available to HMRC are also making it easier for them to find you so our advice is to approach HMRC before they approach you to mitigate any fines/penalties etc.
Avoid nasty penalties and headaches by being prepared in advance of any deadlines. Our summary outlines some key dates for your tax diary in respect of 2012/13:
5 April 2013
19 May 2013
5 July 2013
6 July 2013
31 July 2013