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With a raft of new taxes being introduced by the Chancellor aiming to claw back Britain’s national debt, Stacy Eden, head of property and construction at international accountancy firm Mazars, advises property investors on some of the devices that can be used to manage these future tax liabilities.
- Law of unintended consequences must be avoided - Ensure proposals do not discourage good Non-Executive Directors - Holistic approach to implementing changes essential
Regardless of who wins next year’s general elections, the new higher 50% rate of income tax appears to be here to stay. Stacy Eden, head of property and construction at international accountancy firm Mazars, asserts that now is the time to explore the options that will minimise the impact of the big tax squeeze.
Early and effective tax planning is crucial to minimise inheritance tax liabilities. Stacy Eden, head of property and construction at Mazars, the international accountancy firm, takes a closer look at the options open to residential property investors to reduce their tax bill.
The planned increase to the top rate of income tax to 50% has set the cat amongst the pigeons. Stacy Eden, head of property and construction at international accountancy firm Mazars, underlines some of the options available to property investors ahead of its introduction on 6th April 2010.
Mazars, the integrated international accountancy firm, has warmly welcomed today's publication of the Audit Firm Governance Code by the Financial Reporting Council and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
Two new partners are latest appointments in wider investment programme.
Paul Bennett, director in the insurance team at international accountancy firm Mazars and an expert in Lloyd's accounting, has reviewed today's results and makes the following comments:
The Manchester office of international accountancy firm Mazars today announces its intention to merge with Chadwick LLP, a well-established and successful regional accountancy practice with offices in Manchester and Liverpool. Following the merger, the business will operate from an enlarged Manchester office and the existing Liverpool location.
Simon Chandler and Steven Wood of the Nottingham office of international accountancy firm Mazars have been appointed Joint Administrators of Loughborough-based Taylors Eayre & Smith Limited (TE&S), the largest bell foundry in the world.
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