For many years the incorporation of a sole trade or partnership was structured as a sale of the trading business to a company usually attracting a 10% rate of CGT by claiming Entrepreneurs’ Relief (ER) on the gain. However since 3 December 2014 the sale of goodwill to a ‘related party’ has no longer been eligible for ER (see TCGA 1992 s 169LA(4)).
Further the subsequent restriction on income tax relief for the finance costs of a buy-to-let property business introduced by FA 2015 increased the tax liability of landlords who could no longer claim income tax relief at the higher rate on mortgage interest which has been restricted to the basic rate of 20% from 6...
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For many years the incorporation of a sole trade or partnership was structured as a sale of the trading business to a company usually attracting a 10% rate of CGT by claiming Entrepreneurs’ Relief (ER) on the gain. However since 3 December 2014 the sale of goodwill to a ‘related party’ has no longer been eligible for ER (see TCGA 1992 s 169LA(4)).
Further the subsequent restriction on income tax relief for the finance costs of a buy-to-let property business introduced by FA 2015 increased the tax liability of landlords who could no longer claim income tax relief at the higher rate on mortgage interest which has been restricted to the basic rate of 20% from 6...
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