by Oasis Accountants | May 1, 2026 | Newsletter
Many owner-managed businesses rely on shareholder loans to fund growth, acquisitions, or capital investment. While tax relief on interest paid on these loans can be valuable, it is subject to strict conditions—and in some cases, that relief can be lost unexpectedly....
by Oasis Accountants | Apr 24, 2026 | Newsletter
The Capital Goods Scheme (CGS) adjusts the VAT you’ve claimed on high-value assets to reflect how you actually use them over time. If you own commercial property valued over £250,000, this scheme likely affects you—and the implications at the point of sale can...
by Oasis Accountants | Apr 17, 2026 | Newsletter
Determining the place of supply of services is essential for identifying where VAT is due. According to HMRC guidance, the place of supply is the location where a service is treated as being supplied and therefore where it is liable to VAT. (GOV.UK) Why It Matters...
by Oasis Accountants | Apr 10, 2026 | Newsletter
Overview of Capital Allowances Capital expenditure on plant and machinery is generally not deductible when calculating taxable profits (unless using the cash basis under specific rules). Instead, relief is provided through capital allowances, either as immediate...
by Oasis Accountants | Mar 30, 2026 | Newsletter
When purchasing a property with a spouse, civil partner, or business associate, the legal “default” is often set without considering long-term tax efficiencies. However, how you own your property today directly dictates your Inheritance Tax (IHT) exposure...
by Oasis Accountants | Mar 23, 2026 | Newsletter
If you’re moving a business asset—like a warehouse, a shop, or company shares—to a family member or your own limited company, HMRC usually looks at the “Market Value.” Even if you don’t take a single penny in cash, they might expect you to pay Capital...
