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It’s all change at RPG Crouch Chapman. We are delighted to announce that commencing early November we will start a relocation to a new London office and at the same time we are also rebranding to RPGCC.

Student loan repayments are a topic that our private client tax team are familiar with.  Often our clients with student loans are falling into the Self Assessment regime for the first time.

What is a trust? How do you use a trust? How are trusts taxed? Everything you ever needed to know about trusts.

ULEZ and your business, what impact does it have, and what does it mean for you, your employees and your business?

To qualify for R&D tax relief, your company, your projects and the activities you’re claiming for will need to meet certain criteria. Let’s dive in.

Following the Pandemic the UK logistics sector has continued to experience rapid change and innovation. However, it is also seen a number of challenges. 

Taxpayers must undertake various tasks, such as filing returns and paying tax, by certain October key dates. If these deadlines are missed, HMRC may charge late filing and late payment penalties. Interest is also charged on tax paid late.

There have been reports in the press that the Government may reduce or indeed abolish Inheritance Tax. We asked one of our Tax Partners, to explain the current thinking.

The issue of VAT recovery on deal fees has been through the courts at national and European level for almost thirty years and what was a fairly solid position has shifted somewhat over time.

RPGCC’s tax team will be working to put together a full PDF Budget Report and if you would like to receive a copy of our report, straight to you inbox, please complete our registration form.

The high income benefit charge claws back child benefit by means of a tax charge where at least one partner has adjusted net income of £50,000 or more. However, separating couples need beware!

We all now know that if you pay your tax late HMRC will charge you/your company interest on the late payment. However a fact that not everyone knows is that late payment interest is linked to the Bank of England base rates