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Tax Avoidance A practical guide for UK residents This book aims to give the reader, UK tax saving information, ideas, and techniques. The book is set out in a simple to follow format making it an interesting and exciting read for people interested in cutting their tax bill. It has tax saving ideas for individuals, families, couples, the elderly, business owners, and businesses.
Printed: $19.41(£10.69 or €15.63)*
Synopsis
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From the Author
Every year, the tax machine plugs more loopholes and introduces new reporting and disclosure laws, further limiting your ability to avoid their excessive taxes.
Taxes were originally introduced to fund war campaigns, but have since developed into institutions. Governments are powerful organisations with the power to introduce laws that will increase their main source of financing, taxes. This leaves you and me the innocent citizens of these governments’ jurisdictions almost powerless to stop the ever-increasing routes in which your hard-earned money is siphoned off, through taxes.
There are some avenues remaining for the private individual to legally secure and protect themselves against some of these taxes. These methods are never long lasting however as the tax machine of the governments are constantly reviewing ways to plug these loopholes and benefits. They also introduce new legislations and tax laws that restrict, and further complicate the methods, and structures you can use to avoid these taxes.
This practice has now reached a point that you almost have to be a qualified tax lawyer, constantly studying new proposals and tax laws, in order to creatively spot and devise ways to avoid tax.
In this book, you will learn the various ways of avoiding taxes. The advice here will sometimes be general as tax laws change so often that by the time you read this book, any specific advice I offer will have lost its advantages. For a current view on all these strategies and methods, seek the advice of a professional tax consultant."
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Interesting little book
by Sidney Jarvis This book is chuck full of tax saving advice. Some that surprised me like the tax incentive for providing bicycle equipment to employees, and the (up to £2000) loan to employees for computer equipment. I run a small company and employ family members to help run it. The simple and varied savings I have learnt from this book will save me up to one employees wages in taxes this coming tax year alone.
Excellent listing of Fringe benefits
by Vanessa Murray As a chartered accountant in the UK, I was intrigued by the title of this book, "Tax Avoidance a Practical Guide for UK Residents". After reading the first chapter I was hooked. The author sets out the UK tax laws in an organised and easy to understand format. The complexities of tax planning and avoidance are well explained whilst the author keeps the pace moving and always interesting. Tax has never been so interesting. I especially liked the section on fringe benefits as it taught me a few new tricks.
Insightful and practical advice for tax payers
by Brigitte Reiss As a satisfied owner of The Ultimate guide to offshore tax havens, I wanted to get this tax guide to see if it was also as good as. Well again it is. It covers information for people in all situations. My husband and I run a small service business and we found this book helped us save more tax than our accountant did in the same tax year. The info is presented in an easy to understand format allowing you to take out what is relevant to you, leaving or skipping what is not. We are able to make double digit tax savings by applying some of the advice from this book. It is invaluable for all tax payers especially UK residents. | |||||