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Income Tax
- Income Tax Basics
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- Capital Gains Tax
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- Making Tax Digital for Income Tax
- Paying Your Tax Bill and Getting Refunds
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- National Insurance
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- Off-Payroll Working (IR35)
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Corporation Tax
- Getting Started with Corporation Tax
- Filing Company Tax Returns
- Paying Corporation Tax
- Allowable Expenses and Deductions
- Corporation Tax Losses
- Capital Gains and Business Assets
- Research and Development Tax Relief
- Creative Industries Tax Reliefs
- Patent Box
- Capital Allowances
- Advanced Corporation Tax Topics
- Venture Capital and Investment Schemes
- Employment-Related Securities and Share Schemes
- Charities and Community Organisations
- Closing or Selling Your Company
- Penalties and Compliance
- Rates, Allowances and Reference
Capital Gains and Business Assets
Corporation Tax on profits from selling business assets, capital gains, and related allowances.
Corporation Tax When You Sell Business Assets
When your limited company sells equipment, property, shares or other assets, you'll usually need to pay Corporation Tax on any profit you make. This profit is called a 'chargeable gain', and working it out involves more than simply subtracting what you paid from what you recei...
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Indexation Allowance on Corporate Capital Gains
Indexation Allowance is a tax relief that helps companies account for inflation when calculating capital gains for Corporation Tax purposes. It reduces the taxable gain on asset disposals by adjusting the purchase cost for inflation between acquisition and disposal, meaning yo...
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