The summer season is here (and so are some summer-time related puns to keep tax fun).  We have a treat for your beach reading pleasure; the second in a series of posts which we refer to as Everything you didn’t learn about taxes in school. 1.     Don’t ever get tide down by penalties and interest and file […]

Today, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, delivered the UK’s 2022 Spring Statement, which has been keenly anticipated in the midst of the “cost of living crisis” currently affecting the country. On the personal tax front, there were ultimately a limited amount of significant announcements, however, the key points for your consideration are […]

Below are the 2022 US tax deadlines for the 2021 tax year. January 18, 2022 Deadline for Individuals to pay Quarter 4 of their 2021 Estimated Income Tax payment. If you have income that does not have US Federal tax withholding or the income cannot be offset using deductions or foreign tax credits, pay your estimated […]

New 2021 for 2022 IRS Changes: Funds, Partnerships and S Corporations In early June 2021, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) published the final versions of two new schedules related to pass-through entities, adding a new layer of complexity to the US tax compliance for partnerships and Subchapter S Corporations. A Schedule K-2 and a Schedule […]

The holiday season is here, and we have a gift for you! The first in a series of posts geared towards making tax clearer, which we refer to as Everything you didn’t learn about taxes in school, provides seven US year-end tax tips to make 2022 as pain-free as possible.  Donate to a US Charity. In the […]

On 27th October, Rishi Sunak delivered the UK’s Autumn 2021 Budget, a budget focusing on the “Post-Covid” era. Some of the key headlines had already been announced ahead of the speech and there was no significant news on the Personal Tax front, however, here are a few key points for your consideration: Those selling a […]

Business Impact – the Biden Tax Proposals Since Joe Biden’s presidential election victory over Donald Trump in November 2020, and the Democrat takeover of the House and the Senate, the business world has been eager to hear what changes to the tax laws the Biden administration will propose. Based on President Biden’s presidential campaign, there […]