This week on The Tax Factor, Stephanie Levin makes her first appearance alongside Suzanne Briggs to kick off the Making Tax Digital (MTD) mini-series. They start with a roundup of the top tax headlines, including the story of the UK’s top taxpayers, which includes some of the biggest celebrities…

The discussion then turns to Making Tax Digital, with Stephanie and Suzanne breaking down what MTD is, who it affects, and how the next phases will impact businesses, landlords, and individuals. They explore common misconceptions, practical challenges, and why preparation now will save headaches in the future.

Packed with clear explanations, expert insight, and practical tips, this episode lays the foundations for the rest of the mini-series. It’s essential listening for anyone who wants to stay ahead of the curve in the evolving digital tax landscape.

This week on The Tax Factor, Stephanie Levin makes her first appearance alongside Suzanne Briggs to kick off the Making Tax Digital (MTD) mini-series. They start with a roundup of the top tax headlines, including the story of the UK&rsquo;s top taxpayers, which includes some of the biggest celebrities&hellip;
The discussion then turns to Making Tax Digital, with Stephanie and Suzanne breaking down what MTD is, who it affects, and how the next phases will impact businesses, landlords, and individuals. They explore common misconceptions, practical challenges, and why preparation now will save headaches in the future.
Packed with clear explanations, expert insight, and practical tips, this episode lays the foundations for the rest of the mini-series. It&rsquo;s essential listening for anyone who wants to stay ahead of the curve in the evolving digital tax landscape.

Brought to you by accounting, tax, audit and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg BRave Business is aimed at entrepreneurial businesses, we focus on providing market updates, practical guidance, timely insights, and professional opinions from industry experts, helping you make informed decisions for your business. The Tax Factor is a weekly podcast with our expert team looking at the news and updates in the world of tax and providing analysis of what it might mean for you.

Brought to you by accounting, tax, audit and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg BRave Business is aimed at entrepreneurial businesses, we focus on providing market updates, practical guidance, timely insights, and professional opinions from industry experts, helping you make informed decisions for your business. The Tax Factor is a weekly podcast with our expert team looking at the news and updates in the world of tax and providing analysis of what it might mean for you.

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Brought to you by accounting, tax, audit and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg BRave Business is aimed at entrepreneurial businesses, we focus on providing market updates, practical guidance, timely insights, and professional opinions from industry experts, helping you make informed decisions for your business. The Tax Factor is a weekly podcast with our expert team looking at the news and updates in
the world of tax and providing analysis of what it might mean for you.

Brought to you by accounting, tax, audit and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg BRave Business is aimed at entrepreneurial businesses, we focus on providing market updates, practical guidance, timely insights, and professional opinions from industry experts, helping you make informed decisions for your business. The Tax Factor is a weekly podcast with our expert team looking at the news and updates in the world of tax and providing analysis of what it might mean for you.

The Tax Factor – Episode 111 – Making Tax Digital Part One

This week on The Tax Factor, Suzanne Briggs and Heather Powell begin with a roundup of the top tax stories making headlines before moving into a discussion of several key property tax cases. These include a VAT dispute involving a nursery development and an SDLT case considering whether a property with extensive grounds could qualify for mixed-use treatment.

The episode also looks at a main residence relief case where HMRC challenged the taxpayer’s position, but the tribunal ultimately found in their favour. The discussion highlights how fact-specific these cases are and how small details can make a significant difference to the outcome.

Finally, Suzanne and Heather turn to the wider theme of increasing tax complexity, covering developments such as Making Tax Digital, landlord reporting requirements and broader proposals that could add further compliance obligations for taxpayers and businesses.

This week on The Tax Factor, Suzanne Briggs and Heather Powell begin with a roundup of the top tax stories making headlines before moving into a discussion of several key property tax cases. These include a VAT dispute involving a nursery development and an SDLT case considering whether a property with extensive grounds could qualify for mixed-use treatment.
The episode also looks at a main residence relief case where HMRC challenged the taxpayer&rsquo;s position, but the tribunal ultimately found in their favour. The discussion highlights how fact-specific these cases are and how small details can make a significant difference to the outcome.
Finally, Suzanne and Heather turn to the wider theme of increasing tax complexity, covering developments such as Making Tax Digital, landlord reporting requirements and broader proposals that could add further compliance obligations for taxpayers and businesses.

The Tax Factor – Episode 119 – Property Cases, Tax Complexity & Compliance Pressures

This week on The Tax Factor, CEO Nimesh Shah and Director Robert Salter mark the start of the new tax year with a look at the key headlines shaping the landscape. They share practical reflections and resolutions for taxpayers, businesses and advisers, setting the tone for the year ahead.

Nimesh and Robert then revisit the VAT case involving marshmallows, unpacking the technical arguments and what the outcome could mean for VAT classification more broadly.

They also explore the story of former Premier League footballer Samir Nasri, who was caught out through Deliveroo orders. Packed with insight and practical takeaways, this extended episode marks a strong return for The Tax Factor following the Easter break.

This week on The Tax Factor, CEO Nimesh Shah and Director Robert Salter mark the start of the new tax year with a look at the key headlines shaping the landscape. They share practical reflections and resolutions for taxpayers, businesses and advisers, setting the tone for the year ahead.
Nimesh and Robert then revisit the VAT case involving marshmallows, unpacking the technical arguments and what the outcome could mean for VAT classification more broadly.
They also explore the story of former Premier League footballer Samir Nasri, who was caught out through Deliveroo orders. Packed with insight and practical takeaways, this extended episode marks a strong return for The Tax Factor following the Easter break.

The Tax Factor – Episode 118 - Tax Year Resolutions, Marshmallows & an Ex Premier League Player Caught Out

This week on The Tax Factor, Stefanie Tremain and Tomm Adams cover the key tax stories making headlines. Pensions expert Tomm begins by looking at the proposed £2,000 cap for salary sacrifice pensions, discussing the potential impact on savers, employers, and long-term retirement planning.

The episode then turns to the proposed tourism tax in Liverpool, with Stefanie explaining why it’s being considered, how it might be implemented, and the potential effects on local businesses and visitors.

Finally, Tomm and Stefanie analyse the Chancellor’s £2.5 billion investment in AI and quantum computing, breaking down the tax incentives and examining the wider impact on innovation, research, and the UK economy. This is the last episode before the Easter break - The Tax Factor returns on 10 April with more insight and analysis on the latest tax developments.

This week on The Tax Factor, Stefanie Tremain and Tomm Adams cover the key tax stories making headlines. Pensions expert Tomm begins by looking at the proposed &pound;2,000 cap for salary sacrifice pensions, discussing the potential impact on savers, employers, and long-term retirement planning.
The episode then turns to the proposed tourism tax in Liverpool, with Stefanie explaining why it&rsquo;s being considered, how it might be implemented, and the potential effects on local businesses and visitors.
Finally, Tomm and Stefanie analyse the Chancellor&rsquo;s &pound;2.5 billion investment in AI and quantum computing, breaking down the tax incentives and examining the wider impact on innovation, research, and the UK economy. This is the last episode before the Easter break - The Tax Factor returns on 10 April with more insight and analysis on the latest tax developments.

The Tax Factor – Episode 111 – Making Tax Digital Part One

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