Our October newsletter brings information on the dividend allowance, a change of mind on Class 2 NICs, the decline in apprenticeships and a call for inheritance tax to be abolished. We also highlight ways to withdraw profit from your business tax efficiently and how your pension savings can help finance your business in our business updates.
Tax on residential property

How has devolution affected what property tax you pay?
First-time buyers in England, Northern Ireland – and for a short time in Wales – were the biggest winners in the most recent shake-up in Autumn Budget 2017.
Philip Hammond’s headline measure was to abolish stamp duty for first-time buyers on homes worth up to £300,000, and the chancellor didn’t stop there.
Capital allowances for plant and machinery
How to minimise business tax in 2018/19.
If there’s one thing that keeps us awake at night it’s the thought of how many British businesses are failing to claim capital allowances to which they are entitled – worth billions of pounds across the board, according to some estimates.
September 2018 Newsletter
Our September newsletter brings information on HMRC confirming MTD will be relaxed during the first year for VAT-registered businesses, stamp duty tax breaks saving first-time buyers £284m, inheritance tax receipts reaching a record high of £5.2bn and SMEs citing VAT as their ‘biggest administrative headache’
August 2018 Newsletter
Hello August …. whilst the temperature is cooling down a bit, we are keeping super busy and bring you this month’s newsletter with articles about the CEST tool, Tax incentives for longer term lets, a call for delaying the implementation of MTD and MP’s calling for a new tax to help cover the costs of caring …
July 2018 Newsletter
All you need to know about what’s the latest happening with the apprenticeship levy, the call for the VAT threshold to be increased, how SMEs miss out on business savings interest, working pensioners pay £8.6bn in income tax.
Principal Private Residence and Letting Relief
If you own more than one property it is very important to understand your tax position prior to selling a property to ensure you aren’t caught out by an unexpected tax bill. There are reliefs available such as Principal Private Residence (PPR) and Letting Relief. Having an understanding of how these work could influence your …
Christmas and New Year Opening Times
The office will be officially closed for the festive season to enable the SeavorChartered team to have a well deserved break. However, if you require urgent attention please call the office, leave a message and someone will get back to you. Friday 22nd December 2017 – Closing at 11:30 am Saturday 23rd December 2017 – …
Scottish Budget For 2018/19
Derek Mackay delivered his Scottish Budget speech which sets out the Scottish Government spending and taxation plans which will take effect from 6 April 2018. The Scottish Government has limited powers however has taken steps to amend income tax rates and adjust Land and Buildings Transaction Tax for first time buyers. Scottish Income Tax 2018/19 …
Autumn Budget 2017
Chancellor Philip Hammond delivered his Budget speech and amongst disagreeing with Jeremy Clarkson that electric cars and then driverless cars are the future (so Jeremy being snubbed by May and Hammond) the Chancellor aimed to deliver his vision of a prosperous, modern outlooking Britain.






