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Derek Hanlan - Associate Director |
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Derek joined Craig Corporate in June 2008, and is responsible for the tax services offered by the firm.
Derek qualified as a Chartered Tax Advisor with Deloitte, where hemanaged a portfolio of personal tax clients. He subsequently worked with Ernst & Young, gaining further experience with entrepreneurial and owner-managed business clients and providing tax planning strategies. |
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How Management Can Realise Tax-Efficient Value |
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Written by Derek Hanlan
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Friday, 04 November 2011 11:42 |
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This is the second of three articles in which we will look at the potential tax consequences of a VIMBO* transaction. Whilst the mechanics of implementing such a transaction will necessarily be touched upon, the intention is more to highlight the tax questions which are likely to be encountered. Previously, we consider the tax position of the vendor, and the final article will look at the corporate implications. This second article, however, focuses on the purchaser.
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Written by Derek Hanlan
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Friday, 29 April 2011 09:07 |
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Better late than never, our 2011/2012 tax tables reflecting all of the changes in the last budget are now available. To download and print your copy click on the link below:
UK Tax Tables 2011/2012. |
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How Business Owners Can Save 50% Tax |
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This is the first of three articles in which we will look at the potential tax consequences of a VIMBO* transaction. Whilst the mechanics of implementing such a transaction will necessarily be touched upon, the intention is more to highlight the tax questions which are likely to be encountered. The implications for the acquiring company and new management team shall be looked at in future newsletters but this first article focuses on the vendor. |
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Written by Derek Hanlan
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Wednesday, 06 April 2011 18:29 |
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George Osborne, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, made his first “scheduled” Budget statement last month. Below are some of the main points raised:
- The main rate of corporation tax has been reduced to 26% in 2011, an additional 1% decrease on what had been expected. The rate will be reduced by 1% per annum until it reaches 23% in 2014.
- Small Companies Rate has been reduced to 20% as expected.
- R&D credits that can be claimed as an allowable deduction have been increased to 200% with effect from 2011/12, increasing to 225% in 2012/13.
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