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Tristan
over 3 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Don’t Forget Me! Tax Considerations in M&A Transactions
Tax plays a critical role in many M&A transactions. Attaining the desired tax consequences is a significant consideration when planning and structuring an acquisition. This resource kit collects Practical Guidance that addresses tax considerations...
Tristan
over 3 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Tax Provisions of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021
The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, signed by President Trump on December 27, 2020 (Pub. L. No. 116-260), includes a number of tax provisions, many of them extenders. One of the most remarkable provisions is Congress’s decision, contrary...
Tristan
over 3 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Auld Lang Syne: 2020 in Review
Happy 2021! Looking back, we see that tax controversies continued in 2020 despite the pandemic. Plus, there were important tax developments in case law, through passage of the CARES Act and issuance of an abundance of regulations. The year 2020 also marked...
Tristan
over 3 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Don’t You Forget About Me! Are End-of-Year Tax Extenders on the Table?
A number of Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) provisions—including expensing short-life business expenses, expanded deduction limit for business interest expenses, immediate deduction of research, and experimentation costs—are set to expire after...
LexTalk
over 4 years ago
LexTalk® UK
LexTalk® Tax
Spring Budget 2020
Today, Rishi Sunak, The Chancellor of the Exchequer, delivered the government’s first post-Brexit Budget with a promise to kick start a “decade of renewal” for Britain. Our Lexis®PSL experts have produced in-depth commentary, overnight...
Emma
over 4 years ago
LexTalk® UK
LexTalk® Brexit
If a UK business currently buys fuel in the ROI, how do they claim the VAT back? Any information if/ how this process will change post Brexit?
Any ideas would be great!
paulsakalas
over 4 years ago
Lexis® Legal Advantage
FAQ
What is the Capital Gains Rate for Cryptocurrency?
For starters, if you didn’t know cryptocurrency is taxable, please read this . Since it’s not officially issued by any country, the IRS doesn’t view cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Litecoin, etc.) as a currency. Instead, it’s seen...
paulsakalas
over 4 years ago
Lexis® Legal Advantage
FAQ
Are Punitive Damages Taxable?
In a lawsuit settlement, the plaintiff can often be awarded for both compensatory and punitive damages. Punitive damages can be seen as a “punishment” of sorts to the defendant in the lawsuit, as a way for the Courts to assign a dollar amount...
Rosie
over 4 years ago
LexTalk® UK
LexTalk® Tax
Under the post-April 2020 off-payroll working rules, when will there be an obligation to provide a status determination statement?
I would be grateful if someone could assist with the above.
Nicolas
over 4 years ago
LexTalk® UK
LexTalk® Tax
When is SDLT triggered?
Our client's father owned a property with our client's uncle held in 50/50 shares. The father has died and left his share to our client and his sister who now hold a 25% beneficial share each. Our client wants to purchase his sister's beneficial...
Simon
over 4 years ago
LexTalk® UK
LexTalk® Tax
Higher 3% SDLT
Does higher 3% SDLT apply where an individual already owns a rental property in the UK which he intends to transfer to a trust for the benefit of his children and after transferring the existing property into the trust buys another property as his main...
Gemma
over 5 years ago
LexTalk® UK
LexTalk® Tax
SDLT first time buyers relief
Does being a potential beneficiary of a discretionary trust disqualifies the person in question from claiming the relief? I believe having a defined interest in a trust property (e.g. a life interest to live in it) means one is disqualified. I can't...
Ruth
over 5 years ago
LexTalk® UK
LexTalk® Private Client
IHT planning
I'm considering the normal expenditure out of income exemption for some IHT planning. The donor has a grandchild's wedding coming up. If he makes a gift of £2,500 to the grandchild in consideration of marriage does this reduce the "income"...
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