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Retirement tax-planning options for UK landlords

mike@gosimpletax

This week, Mike from GoSimpleTax gives Landlord’s the low down on tax planning for retirement. According to the Centre for Ageing Better, life expectancy has tripled over the course of human history. In 1840, when infant and child mortality rates were still very high, the

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Tax

Make completing your Self Assessment tax return fun!

mike@gosimpletax

OK, admittedly, fun is a bit of a stretch. And probably the only sense of enjoyment you’ll get is when you’ve actually filed your Self Assessment tax return and it’s off your plate for another year. However, here’s what Mike at GoSimpleTax thinks you can

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Tax

Completing a Self Assessment tax return for previous tax years

mike@gosimpletax

Mike over at GoSimpleTax provides answers to frequently asked questions about completing and filing Self Assessment tax returns for previous tax years. Why might I submit Self Assessment tax returns for previous years? A common scenario is where HMRC has issued a notice to file

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Tax

What UK tax will you pay if you move to Australia?

mike@gosimpletax

What’s not to love about Australia? The seemingly continuous warm, sunny weather means people can enjoy their lives in the great outdoors for most of the year. Australia’s cities are ultra-modern and the natural environment is stunning, especially the beaches, which attract huge numbers (85%

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Investing

Are you ready for the upcoming financial crisis?

james@britishexpatmoney

We all know financial storms rear their ugly heads from time to time. The question is. Can we predict when the next crisis is going to occur? Because if we can, that’s a going to be a massive help for our investing future. Spoiler alter:

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Paying tax on your crypto gains

mike@gosimpletax

A couple of years ago, an estimated five million people in the UK held cryptoassets (often shortened to crypto), which is about 10% of the adult population. Although the buzz around crypto isn’t what it was, large numbers of people around the world continue to

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Tax

Time again to start prepping for MTD for ITSA

mike@gosimpletax

MTD for ITSA or Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment to give it its full title. You remember that? Perhaps you’d prefer not to, but here’s a quick reminder from Mike at GoSimpleTax. MTD for ITSA was due to be phased in from

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Tax

How to reduce your tax bill

james@britishexpatmoney

Lowering your tax bill should be right up there at the top of your financial to do list. I know what you are thinking. Tax is boring boring boring with three capital Bs. But dare I say that’s not the right way of looking at

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Tax

If it looks like tax, smells like tax and tastes like…….

james@britishexpatmoney

You’d think the fact that something looks like tax, smells like tax and tastes of one hundred percent taxation would give the game away. Recent events suggest not. You see it all began in public house when discussions moved towards income tax. Yes, the conversation

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Tax

How to claim a UK tax rebate when you’re an expat Brit

mike@gosimpletax

So, you’ve finally done it. You’ve left the UK to go and live overseas, perhaps for a less stressful life in a sunnier place where you can experience the local culture, find new friends and enjoy your new home. How could life get any better?

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