Despite the stereotype, the tax world can be really interesting at times. I know what you are thinking, but what if I said there is a tax case involving an “exotic dancer” who worked at Stringfellows? The case of Gemma Daniels is interesting for various reasons. Firstly, there is the Read more…
You might not know his name, but Paul Hawksbee has caused a bit of a stir in the tax world. This is perhaps surprising given he is a TalkSport radio presenter, but such is tax – it influences all aspects of life. Indeed, maybe my next article will be about Read more…
In the last week, I have run past two film sets in my neighbourhood. You might think this is normal in London, but I was quite surprised as the locations were (i) an acid grassland and (ii) a building that had sat empty for the last few months having previously Read more…
Lockdown is easing. I used the Tube for the first-time last weekend (and witnessed a shocking amount of non-compliance on the compulsory mask rule) and I might go to the pub for the first time this weekend. Things are returning to some sort of normality. However, that should not mean Read more…
If you are self-employed and eligible, you need to act quickly to claim the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (“SEISS”). The deadline for the first round of grants is on Monday, 13 July 2020. I wrote about SEISS in a recent article focused on actors, but of course, all self-employed people Read more…