Corporation Tax
Below are our 11 articles in the 'corporation tax' category:
Corporation tax is levied on the adjusted profits of public companies and incorporated associations. This can obviously account for a sizeable proportion of an organisation’s income, particularly ...
It is a sad truth that many companies fail and this can occur for a variety of different reasons. The process of administration, liquidation and ‘winding up’ can be a long and arduous one – and, of ...
Corporation tax is paid on profits accrued by a limited company or unincorporated association. There are a number of expenses that can be offset against an organisation’s corporation tax liability; ...
Corporation tax for businesses is like income for individuals, a highly important consideration. However, while employees have little choice in the way that they pay their tax (with most income tax ...
Capital Gains Tax or CGT, can be one of the most important tax considerations for businesses. In basic terms, CGT is incurred when an asset is sold or given away and the market value of that asset ...
For many companies securing sufficient funding is a major consideration. This is particularly the case for start-up organisations, but the availability of working capital can be a problem that ...
As any investor, small-time or professional, will know, shares and other investment vehicles can fluctuate wildly in value. By definition, this means that not every investment will pay off. More than ...
Companies as well as individuals, are constantly looking for ways in which they can lessen their tax burden. For public limited companies and incorporated associations, corporation tax can see as ...
For tax purposes time is divided into a series of blocks known as ‘chargeable periods’. According to the definitions in the Income Tax Act, this term covers two types of period; the first of these is ...
The majority of UK-based, private limited companies are small businesses. They employ relatively few people and have a small organisational structure. The term 'close company' describes most of these ...
Corporation tax is a form of direct taxation (that is a tax paid directly by the party from whom it is due to the government) that is levied on corporate profits.
Not all companies necessarily pay ...
