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Renovating homes unoccupied for over two years can qualify for a reduced 5% VAT rate, while converting long-empty buildings may be zero-rated. Understanding these VAT benefits can significantly boost your project’s profitability. We look at the hidden potential VAT opportunities for property developers.

Thinking of selling part of your Principal Private Residence? In our latest blog we take a look at two cases with different outcomes in relation to the tax treatment, and the key considerations for homeowners considering a partial sale.

Our August 2024 update including the confirmation that FHL's will be abolished, The Kings speech and what's in store for property landlords, Stamp Duty rises in England and Northern Ireland from 2025 for first time buyers, Gwynedd issues first Article 4 and homes in Scotland becoming less affordable.

There's a lot to be said for the phrase "beginning with the end in mind" which rings true when it comes to planning for retirement as a business owner. We share the top 7 mistakes we see when it comes to retirement planning and share practical tips on how to avoid them.

Are you unintentionally limiting your business potential? Business growth and scaling operations can be the difference between long term success and stagnation.

An overview of the proposals from the Labour Party Government pending the Autumn Statement, a look at if planning could help towards VAT on private school fees, Summer childcare costs and the tax free childcare account and finally VAT on the cost of selling a subsidiary.

VAT is always a complex tax with many different rules, and some rules will only apply in certain situations. In this blog we have reviewed some of the more complex VAT rules and the things you need to consider.

Our July 2024 update including, a reminder of the Labour manifesto and what this might mean for property investors & developers, Bank of England interest rate to remain at 5.25%, Furnished Holiday Lets and New requirements for private rental properties in Northern Ireland.

The Rule of 40 is a vital benchmark for SaaS businesses, balancing growth and profitability. By combining revenue growth and profit margin to hit at least 40%, this metric ensures sustainable success, attracts investors, and guides strategic decisions.