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Ward Williams Property Newsletter
A specialist newsletter highlighting important and current issues that may affect property owners and developers is prepared by Ward Williams. If you would like to receive a copy please email: property@wardwilliams.co.uk
Property Newsletter - January 2019
Property Newsletter - June 2019
- Extending CGT to non-residents investing in non-residential UK property.
- HMRC to speed up capital gains tax payments for residential property sales.
- Is it time to make or review your Will?
- Property Investment versus Trading
Property Newsletter - June 2018
- Tax relief for residential landlords - How it’s worked out
- Married Couples & Civil Partners - How should property be held?
- Your free guide to Investment Property Tax
Ward Williams Property Investment Tax Guide 2019
When you have your own rental business a qualified property tax expert can provide the advice to ensure that you avoid many of the accounting and taxation errors that can easily arise without the correct advice. This expertise can provide a firm financial base to realise a successful property business.
WW Blog
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Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Changes to the deadlines for filing and paying CGT on the disposal of UK property
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HMRC Target UK Cryptocurrency Owners
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