This portfolio assessment tool helps users identify how well their money is protected from three wealth killers: market risk, fees and commissions, and taxes. It also determines how completely the portfolio benefits from five money needs: safety, growth, income, liquidity, and tax efficiency. After completing the assessment, users can see if their portfolio aligns with their aspirations for their money, retirement, and family legacy. The tool recommends consulting a WealthSmart America Advisor if the current strategy does not eliminate the wealth killers or deliver the money needs.
Este documento explica las reglas de tilde diacrítica en los monosílabos en español. Generalmente los monosílabos no llevan tilde, con excepciones como té, sé, él, mí, tú, sí y más que sí llevan tilde. Proporciona ejemplos como te (pronombre) vs té (bebida) y sé (saber en yo) vs si (condición) para ilustrar cuando se usa tilde y cuando no.
Un controlador es software que permite la comunicación entre el hardware y el equipo, sin lo cual los dispositivos como tarjetas de video e impresoras no funcionarían correctamente. Existen diferentes tipos de controladores como los controladores de impresora que convierten los datos a un formato específico para la impresora, los controladores de clase que pueden operar diversos dispositivos del mismo tipo, y los controladores lógicos programables (PLC) que automatizan procesos electromecánicos en la industria.
Японське Міністерство Економіки в 2015 оголосило стратегію Роботизації, яка передбачає нарощення лідерства Японії в цій сфері. Серед іншого, планують перші Олімпійські Ігри серед роботів в 2020 році (одночасно з людськими Олімпійськими Іграми в Токіо), побудова суспільства без барьєрів для роботів, де вільно спііснуватимуть і співпрацюватимуть люди і роботи.
Le contrat de génération : contrainte ou opportunité ?Patrick Ducher
Une présentation "Le Groupe Coopérer".
"Déjeuner Expert" proposé par la Commission Affaires aux Entreprises - Fédération Solen (Brignais, 20 avril 2016)
Les savoir-faire et l’expérience font partie intégrante du capital immatériel de votre entreprise. Mais 70 à 80% de ceux-ci ne sont ni documentés ni transmis.
Or, le savez-vous ?
- 8 millions d’actifs partiront à la retraite d’ici 2020 (étude INSEE 07.2009)
- 6 millions de jeunes arrivent en parallèle sur le marché du travail
Alors comment articuler ces deux mouvements et organiser la transmission des savoir-faire métiers ? Un dispositif est particulièrement adapté aux PME de moins de 300 salariés : le Contrat de Génération. La conférence proposée par Solen et Le Groupe Coopérer a donné les clés pour vous aider à pérenniser les actifs immatériels de votre entreprise à travers la coopération seniors-juniors.
Este documento explica los verbos reflexivos y los verbos que llevan "le" y "les" en español. Presenta ejemplos comunes de verbos reflexivos como "lavarse" y "peinarse". También explica que algunos verbos como "gustar" llevan "le" o "les" para enfatizar al objeto en lugar del sujeto. Finalmente, incluye ejercicios para practicar el uso apropiado de estos verbos.
This portfolio assessment tool helps users identify how well their money is protected from three wealth killers: market risk, fees and commissions, and taxes. It also determines how completely the portfolio benefits from five money needs: safety, growth, income, liquidity, and tax efficiency. After completing the assessment, users can see if their portfolio aligns with their aspirations for their money, retirement, and family legacy. The tool recommends consulting a WealthSmart America Advisor if the current strategy does not eliminate the wealth killers or deliver the money needs.
Este documento explica las reglas de tilde diacrítica en los monosílabos en español. Generalmente los monosílabos no llevan tilde, con excepciones como té, sé, él, mí, tú, sí y más que sí llevan tilde. Proporciona ejemplos como te (pronombre) vs té (bebida) y sé (saber en yo) vs si (condición) para ilustrar cuando se usa tilde y cuando no.
Un controlador es software que permite la comunicación entre el hardware y el equipo, sin lo cual los dispositivos como tarjetas de video e impresoras no funcionarían correctamente. Existen diferentes tipos de controladores como los controladores de impresora que convierten los datos a un formato específico para la impresora, los controladores de clase que pueden operar diversos dispositivos del mismo tipo, y los controladores lógicos programables (PLC) que automatizan procesos electromecánicos en la industria.
Японське Міністерство Економіки в 2015 оголосило стратегію Роботизації, яка передбачає нарощення лідерства Японії в цій сфері. Серед іншого, планують перші Олімпійські Ігри серед роботів в 2020 році (одночасно з людськими Олімпійськими Іграми в Токіо), побудова суспільства без барьєрів для роботів, де вільно спііснуватимуть і співпрацюватимуть люди і роботи.
Le contrat de génération : contrainte ou opportunité ?Patrick Ducher
Une présentation "Le Groupe Coopérer".
"Déjeuner Expert" proposé par la Commission Affaires aux Entreprises - Fédération Solen (Brignais, 20 avril 2016)
Les savoir-faire et l’expérience font partie intégrante du capital immatériel de votre entreprise. Mais 70 à 80% de ceux-ci ne sont ni documentés ni transmis.
Or, le savez-vous ?
- 8 millions d’actifs partiront à la retraite d’ici 2020 (étude INSEE 07.2009)
- 6 millions de jeunes arrivent en parallèle sur le marché du travail
Alors comment articuler ces deux mouvements et organiser la transmission des savoir-faire métiers ? Un dispositif est particulièrement adapté aux PME de moins de 300 salariés : le Contrat de Génération. La conférence proposée par Solen et Le Groupe Coopérer a donné les clés pour vous aider à pérenniser les actifs immatériels de votre entreprise à travers la coopération seniors-juniors.
Este documento explica los verbos reflexivos y los verbos que llevan "le" y "les" en español. Presenta ejemplos comunes de verbos reflexivos como "lavarse" y "peinarse". También explica que algunos verbos como "gustar" llevan "le" o "les" para enfatizar al objeto en lugar del sujeto. Finalmente, incluye ejercicios para practicar el uso apropiado de estos verbos.
10 Reasons to Attend a Community CollegeLindy King
Infographic on the Top Ten Reasons to attend a CA community college in order to transfer to the University of California.
Visit http://cacollegetransfer.com/bog/
Facebook: http://facebook.com/cacollegetransfer
Twitter: http://twitter.com/CCC2UC
This document discusses odontogenic infections, including types, causes, signs and symptoms, anatomical spaces involved, and management approaches. Key points include: odontogenic infections are usually caused by dental issues like pulp disease or periodontal disease; they can range from mild to severe and involve various anatomical spaces if left untreated; management involves identifying the source of infection, prescribing antibiotics, and potentially incision and drainage or tooth extraction to remove the source of infection. Proper diagnosis and treatment of odontogenic infections is important to prevent spread and complications.
A sweepline algorithm for Voronoi DiagramsSweta Sharma
This document summarizes Steven Fortune's 1987 paper on using a sweepline algorithm to efficiently compute Voronoi diagrams of point sites, line segment sites, and weighted point sites. It describes how a transformation maps the Voronoi diagram to one where each site is the lowest point of its own Voronoi region. The sweepline algorithm maintains the intersected regions while sweeping a horizontal line upwards. It takes O(n log n) time by using a priority queue and processing each site and intersection once. Extensions to different site types are also possible with this algorithm.
Trauma informed clinical supervision in the field- Social WorkerAisha Walters, LCSW
For many social work students in the field, this may be their first exposure to traumatic events therefore field supervisors need to be prepared to discuss these potential risk
Internet Of Things Uses & Applications In Various Industries | IOTPixelCrayons
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system of interrelated computing devices, mechanical and digital machines, objects, animals or people that are provided with unique identifiers and the ability to transfer data over a network without requiring human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction.
The document discusses the characteristics of solids and different types of crystalline structures. It describes that solids can be crystalline or amorphous based on the ordering of particles. Crystalline solids have long-range order and a repeating pattern, while amorphous solids only have short-range order. Crystalline solids are further classified as ionic, molecular, metallic or covalent networks based on bonding. Crystals consist of lattice structures with primitive or centered unit cells containing particles in specific arrangements. Close packing of spheres in one, two or three dimensions results in different crystal structures like simple cubic, body centered cubic or hexagonal close packed.
Apple Inc. Presentation Basic for University and SchoolHamza Arif
Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak co-founded Apple Computer in 1976. The company experienced early success with its personal computers but faced increasing competition from Microsoft and others. While Apple struggled at times, it remained a pioneering force in the technology industry.
Use of robotics will be essential in construction and maintenance due to multistoreyed structures coming up, safety, quality and limited time available for construction and maintenance activities.
The new tax rules will restrict tax relief on finance costs for residential landlords to the basic rate of income tax from April 2017. Currently, landlords can deduct all finance costs such as mortgage interest from their rental income. Under the new rules, relief will be restricted gradually over four years until 2020/21 when all financing costs can only be claimed as a basic rate tax reduction. This is likely to increase the tax liability for many residential landlords. The changes may also impact other areas such as eligibility for child benefit due to an increase in adjusted net income. Professional advice should be sought to understand the implications and consider options to reduce income where applicable.
The document discusses changes to the UK tax-free childcare scheme. The introduction has been delayed until 2017 following a Supreme Court challenge. This gives employed workers more time to assess the financial implications as many may be disadvantaged under the new scheme. It also provides relief for expectant parents who would have otherwise missed out on childcare vouchers. The maximum amount that can be earned tax-free from renting out rooms in your home will increase to £7,500 per year from April 2016.
Horner Downey and Company Spring 2017 NewsletterJenny Ferguson
The document discusses upcoming changes to the UK's VAT flat rate scheme. Beginning in April 2017, a new 16.5% flat rate will apply to businesses classified as "limited cost traders," defined as those that spend less than 2% of their VAT-inclusive turnover on goods in an accounting period. Certain benefits, like pension contributions and ultra-low emission vehicles, will be exempt from changes removing tax advantages from salary sacrifice schemes. Employers and employees may need to rethink current salary sacrifice arrangements due to the rule changes.
The document discusses the upcoming 1% increase to the Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) in the UK from 10% to 12% effective June 1, 2017. It notes that this will affect 27 million households, 17 million drivers, and most businesses. Experts estimate that the tax hike could force many individuals and businesses to reduce or drop their insurance coverage. The document also outlines specifics of how the new tax rate will apply and potential repercussions, such as increased uninsured drivers and underinsured small businesses.
This document provides six tax-saving tips for businesses:
1. Choose the optimal business structure to minimize tax liability based on level of profits.
2. Carry business losses forward to offset against future profits or other income sources.
3. Claim deductions for tax-deductible business expenses incurred close to the fiscal year-end.
4. Maximize claims for capital allowances on business equipment and machinery purchases.
5. Reclaim input VAT on fuel costs for business travel if employees are reimbursed.
6. Review company vehicle arrangements to optimize tax efficiency.
A Fixed Indexed Annuity that pays a 12% Bonus to all deposits and transfers, (regular or IRA accounts). This Annuity will never lose money and also offers an optional Lifetime Income Rider.
Top tax saving tips for small businessesPractice Eye
1. The document provides 13 tips for small businesses to save on taxes, including claiming expenses for items purchased before starting a business as a sole trader, withdrawing earnings of up to £38,474 from a limited company without paying additional income tax or national insurance, and maximizing the Annual Investment Allowance which was increased to £500,000 for 2014-2015 and 2015-2016.
2. Additional tips include paying a small salary up to the personal allowance and the rest as dividends from a limited company, claiming expenses for a business mobile phone, and claiming home office expenses at a flat rate of £4/week or using the appointment method for higher claims.
3. Married couples or civil partners should
This document discusses how life insurance strategies can help mitigate taxes and efficiently transfer wealth by moving excess capital from a taxable environment to a non-taxable one. It provides an example of a couple investing $100,000 annually for 10 years into a tax-exempt corporate owned whole life insurance policy, which would result in over $8.5 million in their total estate after tax, compared to around $1.6 million if they invested in a fixed income portfolio. The document stresses acting now given recent tax rate changes and upcoming changes to insurance legislation that will affect the tax benefits of such strategies.
This document summarizes several topics from a newsletter:
1) It introduces Investors' Relief, which provides a 10% capital gains tax rate for investments in unlisted trading companies held for at least 3 years, similar to Entrepreneurs' Relief. Investors' Relief may benefit non-working investors and companies seeking capital as an alternative to EIS/SEIS.
2) It outlines the key eligibility criteria for Investors' Relief, including requirements for the shares, holding period, and that the shares must be newly issued.
3) It notes that while Investors' Relief and Entrepreneurs' Relief are similar, Investors' Relief is designed for non-working investors rather than shareholders
Horner Downey & Co Year End 2017-18 NewsletterJenny Ferguson
This document provides information and advice about ways to reduce taxes before the end of the 2017/18 tax year on April 5th, including maximizing personal tax allowances, reviewing company car arrangements, taking business profits tax-efficiently, considering retirement planning options, and utilizing savings vehicles like ISAs. It also notes upcoming tax changes in 2018/19 such as reductions to the dividend allowance and increases to tax rates on company cars.
The document is a summary of the 2016 UK Budget report. Key announcements include reducing the corporation tax rate to 17% by 2020, doubling small business rate relief, abolishing class 2 national insurance contributions for self-employed individuals from 2018, and increasing the personal tax allowance to £11,500 from 2017. Business measures also include changes to business rates thresholds, capital allowance extensions, and reforms to corporation tax loss relief.
Horner Downey & Co Year End Strategies NewsletterJenny Ferguson
The document discusses strategies for business owners to reduce taxes in the current tax year before the deadline of April 5th, 2018. It focuses on reviewing company car policies given rising tax percentages, and considering paying employees for business miles instead of providing a company car. It also discusses extracting profit from a business in a tax-efficient manner through dividends versus salary/bonuses given changes to dividend tax rates, and other options like incorporation or pension contributions.
10 Reasons to Attend a Community CollegeLindy King
Infographic on the Top Ten Reasons to attend a CA community college in order to transfer to the University of California.
Visit http://cacollegetransfer.com/bog/
Facebook: http://facebook.com/cacollegetransfer
Twitter: http://twitter.com/CCC2UC
This document discusses odontogenic infections, including types, causes, signs and symptoms, anatomical spaces involved, and management approaches. Key points include: odontogenic infections are usually caused by dental issues like pulp disease or periodontal disease; they can range from mild to severe and involve various anatomical spaces if left untreated; management involves identifying the source of infection, prescribing antibiotics, and potentially incision and drainage or tooth extraction to remove the source of infection. Proper diagnosis and treatment of odontogenic infections is important to prevent spread and complications.
A sweepline algorithm for Voronoi DiagramsSweta Sharma
This document summarizes Steven Fortune's 1987 paper on using a sweepline algorithm to efficiently compute Voronoi diagrams of point sites, line segment sites, and weighted point sites. It describes how a transformation maps the Voronoi diagram to one where each site is the lowest point of its own Voronoi region. The sweepline algorithm maintains the intersected regions while sweeping a horizontal line upwards. It takes O(n log n) time by using a priority queue and processing each site and intersection once. Extensions to different site types are also possible with this algorithm.
Trauma informed clinical supervision in the field- Social WorkerAisha Walters, LCSW
For many social work students in the field, this may be their first exposure to traumatic events therefore field supervisors need to be prepared to discuss these potential risk
Internet Of Things Uses & Applications In Various Industries | IOTPixelCrayons
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system of interrelated computing devices, mechanical and digital machines, objects, animals or people that are provided with unique identifiers and the ability to transfer data over a network without requiring human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction.
The document discusses the characteristics of solids and different types of crystalline structures. It describes that solids can be crystalline or amorphous based on the ordering of particles. Crystalline solids have long-range order and a repeating pattern, while amorphous solids only have short-range order. Crystalline solids are further classified as ionic, molecular, metallic or covalent networks based on bonding. Crystals consist of lattice structures with primitive or centered unit cells containing particles in specific arrangements. Close packing of spheres in one, two or three dimensions results in different crystal structures like simple cubic, body centered cubic or hexagonal close packed.
Apple Inc. Presentation Basic for University and SchoolHamza Arif
Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak co-founded Apple Computer in 1976. The company experienced early success with its personal computers but faced increasing competition from Microsoft and others. While Apple struggled at times, it remained a pioneering force in the technology industry.
Use of robotics will be essential in construction and maintenance due to multistoreyed structures coming up, safety, quality and limited time available for construction and maintenance activities.
The new tax rules will restrict tax relief on finance costs for residential landlords to the basic rate of income tax from April 2017. Currently, landlords can deduct all finance costs such as mortgage interest from their rental income. Under the new rules, relief will be restricted gradually over four years until 2020/21 when all financing costs can only be claimed as a basic rate tax reduction. This is likely to increase the tax liability for many residential landlords. The changes may also impact other areas such as eligibility for child benefit due to an increase in adjusted net income. Professional advice should be sought to understand the implications and consider options to reduce income where applicable.
The document discusses changes to the UK tax-free childcare scheme. The introduction has been delayed until 2017 following a Supreme Court challenge. This gives employed workers more time to assess the financial implications as many may be disadvantaged under the new scheme. It also provides relief for expectant parents who would have otherwise missed out on childcare vouchers. The maximum amount that can be earned tax-free from renting out rooms in your home will increase to £7,500 per year from April 2016.
Horner Downey and Company Spring 2017 NewsletterJenny Ferguson
The document discusses upcoming changes to the UK's VAT flat rate scheme. Beginning in April 2017, a new 16.5% flat rate will apply to businesses classified as "limited cost traders," defined as those that spend less than 2% of their VAT-inclusive turnover on goods in an accounting period. Certain benefits, like pension contributions and ultra-low emission vehicles, will be exempt from changes removing tax advantages from salary sacrifice schemes. Employers and employees may need to rethink current salary sacrifice arrangements due to the rule changes.
The document discusses the upcoming 1% increase to the Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) in the UK from 10% to 12% effective June 1, 2017. It notes that this will affect 27 million households, 17 million drivers, and most businesses. Experts estimate that the tax hike could force many individuals and businesses to reduce or drop their insurance coverage. The document also outlines specifics of how the new tax rate will apply and potential repercussions, such as increased uninsured drivers and underinsured small businesses.
This document provides six tax-saving tips for businesses:
1. Choose the optimal business structure to minimize tax liability based on level of profits.
2. Carry business losses forward to offset against future profits or other income sources.
3. Claim deductions for tax-deductible business expenses incurred close to the fiscal year-end.
4. Maximize claims for capital allowances on business equipment and machinery purchases.
5. Reclaim input VAT on fuel costs for business travel if employees are reimbursed.
6. Review company vehicle arrangements to optimize tax efficiency.
A Fixed Indexed Annuity that pays a 12% Bonus to all deposits and transfers, (regular or IRA accounts). This Annuity will never lose money and also offers an optional Lifetime Income Rider.
Top tax saving tips for small businessesPractice Eye
1. The document provides 13 tips for small businesses to save on taxes, including claiming expenses for items purchased before starting a business as a sole trader, withdrawing earnings of up to £38,474 from a limited company without paying additional income tax or national insurance, and maximizing the Annual Investment Allowance which was increased to £500,000 for 2014-2015 and 2015-2016.
2. Additional tips include paying a small salary up to the personal allowance and the rest as dividends from a limited company, claiming expenses for a business mobile phone, and claiming home office expenses at a flat rate of £4/week or using the appointment method for higher claims.
3. Married couples or civil partners should
This document discusses how life insurance strategies can help mitigate taxes and efficiently transfer wealth by moving excess capital from a taxable environment to a non-taxable one. It provides an example of a couple investing $100,000 annually for 10 years into a tax-exempt corporate owned whole life insurance policy, which would result in over $8.5 million in their total estate after tax, compared to around $1.6 million if they invested in a fixed income portfolio. The document stresses acting now given recent tax rate changes and upcoming changes to insurance legislation that will affect the tax benefits of such strategies.
This document summarizes several topics from a newsletter:
1) It introduces Investors' Relief, which provides a 10% capital gains tax rate for investments in unlisted trading companies held for at least 3 years, similar to Entrepreneurs' Relief. Investors' Relief may benefit non-working investors and companies seeking capital as an alternative to EIS/SEIS.
2) It outlines the key eligibility criteria for Investors' Relief, including requirements for the shares, holding period, and that the shares must be newly issued.
3) It notes that while Investors' Relief and Entrepreneurs' Relief are similar, Investors' Relief is designed for non-working investors rather than shareholders
Horner Downey & Co Year End 2017-18 NewsletterJenny Ferguson
This document provides information and advice about ways to reduce taxes before the end of the 2017/18 tax year on April 5th, including maximizing personal tax allowances, reviewing company car arrangements, taking business profits tax-efficiently, considering retirement planning options, and utilizing savings vehicles like ISAs. It also notes upcoming tax changes in 2018/19 such as reductions to the dividend allowance and increases to tax rates on company cars.
The document is a summary of the 2016 UK Budget report. Key announcements include reducing the corporation tax rate to 17% by 2020, doubling small business rate relief, abolishing class 2 national insurance contributions for self-employed individuals from 2018, and increasing the personal tax allowance to £11,500 from 2017. Business measures also include changes to business rates thresholds, capital allowance extensions, and reforms to corporation tax loss relief.
Horner Downey & Co Year End Strategies NewsletterJenny Ferguson
The document discusses strategies for business owners to reduce taxes in the current tax year before the deadline of April 5th, 2018. It focuses on reviewing company car policies given rising tax percentages, and considering paying employees for business miles instead of providing a company car. It also discusses extracting profit from a business in a tax-efficient manner through dividends versus salary/bonuses given changes to dividend tax rates, and other options like incorporation or pension contributions.
Horner downey and company ltd year end strategiesJenny Ferguson
The document discusses strategies for business owners to reduce taxes in the current tax year before the deadline of April 5th, 2018. It focuses on reviewing company car policies given rising tax percentages, and considering paying employees for business miles instead of providing a company car. It also discusses extracting profit from a business in a tax-efficient manner through dividends versus salary/bonuses given changes to dividend tax rates, and other options like incorporation or pension contributions.
Horner Downey & Co Year End Strategies NewsletterJenny Ferguson
The document discusses various tax planning strategies that can be implemented before 5 April 2018 to reduce tax liabilities. It recommends reviewing business motoring strategies as company cars may not always be the most tax-efficient option. It also suggests maximizing the use of personal allowances across a family, utilizing tax advantaged savings schemes like ISAs and pensions, and considering different methods of extracting profit from a business in a tax efficient manner like dividends. The document is aimed at helping clients identify areas to improve their financial planning and tax position before the end of the tax year.
Horner downey and company ltd ye 201718Sarah Davies
The document discusses various tax planning strategies that can be implemented before 5 April 2018 to reduce tax liabilities. It recommends reviewing business motoring strategies as company cars may not always be the most tax-efficient option. It also suggests maximizing the use of personal tax allowances across a family, extracting profits from a business in a tax-efficient manner such as through dividends, and contributing more to pension funds to benefit from tax relief. The document provides information on the annual ISA allowance and the new Lifetime ISA. It stresses the importance of ongoing tax planning throughout the year.
International Best Tax practices in India || An Article by CA. Sudha G. BhushanTAXPERT PROFESSIONALS
The document summarizes new tax provisions introduced in the Indian Budget of 2017 relating to international best practices. Key points include:
1) Thin capitalization rules were introduced to limit interest deductions for loans between related parties to 30% of EBITDA. This aims to prevent profit shifting through excessive interest payments.
2) Secondary adjustment rules were introduced to ensure consistency between transfer pricing adjustments and actual profits. If a primary transfer pricing adjustment is made, the excess cash must be received within a specified time or interest will apply.
3) Clarification was provided on determining a company's tax residence based on its place of effective management. This aims to prevent artificial shifting of control/management to avoid residential status in India
Grant Thornton Hungary Tax News - November 2014 en (2)Alex Baulf
Tax Service News from Grant Thornton Hungary:
Grant Thornton Hungary would like to call your attention to the most important tax law changes. Most of the changes will enter into force by 1 January 2015. We indicate separately, if legislation enters into force at a different date.
The information provided herein is of general nature and is based on facts subject to change. Such information may not be regarded and therefore in no way interpreted as accountancy, legal or taxation advice provided to the reader by Grant Thornton Hungary. These materials are not aimed at complying with particular scenarios and to be suitable for application in certain situations, therefore the consideration of certain taxation law and other factors not
discussed herein may be necessary. With regard to this – should you resolve upon any action whatsoever based on the information provided herein – it is recommended to establish contact with Grant Thornton Hungary or other taxation specialists. Amendments of the taxation laws and other factors may influence the contents communicated herein – in certain cases even with retroactive effect. Grant Thornton Hungary assumes no responsibility of informing the readers of these changes.
The Autumn Statement summarized the main changes to tax rates and allowances for individuals, companies, and trustees announced by the Chancellor. Key points included:
- The personal income tax allowance will increase to £10,600 and the higher rate threshold will rise to £42,385 from April 2015.
- The annual CGT exempt amount will rise to £11,100.
- Pension flexibility reforms will allow over-55s greater access to pension pots and beneficiaries of those who die under 75 will receive payments tax-free.
- Stamp duty land tax will be charged progressively on bands of property value up to £937,500.
Taxation policies affect the demand for healthcare insurance. In the UK, most health insurance policies are subject to Insurance Premium Tax of 5% of annual premiums. In Rwanda, VAT of 18% is charged on medical insurance premiums and broker commissions. Companies can deduct healthcare insurance premiums for employees as a business expense but employees must pay income tax on premiums as a taxable benefit. Health trusts were developed as an alternative to insurance to avoid Insurance Premium Tax, but come with administrative burdens. Stop-loss insurance protects against high-cost claims and is subject to Premium Tax. Self-insurance, cash policies, and spending from savings are also alternatives to traditional health insurance.
The document provides 13 tax strategies for saving money, as outlined by Mark Huber, CFP. Strategy #1 recommends lending money to a lower-income spouse at the prescribed interest rate of 1% so any investment gains will be taxed at the spouse's potentially lower tax rate. Strategy #2 suggests liquidating investments to pay down non-deductible debt and replacing them by borrowing to make the interest deductible. Strategy #3 recommends selling losing investments to offset capital gains.
Similar to Chancellor's Budget IPT Rate Rise to 10% (20)
Fabular Frames and the Four Ratio ProblemMajid Iqbal
Digital, interactive art showing the struggle of a society in providing for its present population while also saving planetary resources for future generations. Spread across several frames, the art is actually the rendering of real and speculative data. The stereographic projections change shape in response to prompts and provocations. Visitors interact with the model through speculative statements about how to increase savings across communities, regions, ecosystems and environments. Their fabulations combined with random noise, i.e. factors beyond control, have a dramatic effect on the societal transition. Things get better. Things get worse. The aim is to give visitors a new grasp and feel of the ongoing struggles in democracies around the world.
Stunning art in the small multiples format brings out the spatiotemporal nature of societal transitions, against backdrop issues such as energy, housing, waste, farmland and forest. In each frame we see hopeful and frightful interplays between spending and saving. Problems emerge when one of the two parts of the existential anaglyph rapidly shrinks like Arctic ice, as factors cross thresholds. Ecological wealth and intergenerational equity areFour at stake. Not enough spending could mean economic stress, social unrest and political conflict. Not enough saving and there will be climate breakdown and ‘bankruptcy’. So where does speculative design start and the gambling and betting end? Behind each fabular frame is a four ratio problem. Each ratio reflects the level of sacrifice and self-restraint a society is willing to accept, against promises of prosperity and freedom. Some values seem to stabilise a frame while others cause collapse. Get the ratios right and we can have it all. Get them wrong and things get more desperate.
Economic Risk Factor Update: June 2024 [SlideShare]Commonwealth
May’s reports showed signs of continued economic growth, said Sam Millette, director, fixed income, in his latest Economic Risk Factor Update.
For more market updates, subscribe to The Independent Market Observer at https://blog.commonwealth.com/independent-market-observer.
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OJPs are becoming a critical resource for policy-makers and researchers who study the labour market. LMIC continues to work with Vicinity Jobs’ data on OJPs, which can be explored in our Canadian Job Trends Dashboard. Valuable insights have been gained through our analysis of OJP data, including LMIC research lead
Suzanne Spiteri’s recent report on improving the quality and accessibility of job postings to reduce employment barriers for neurodivergent people.
Decoding job postings: Improving accessibility for neurodivergent job seekers
Improving the quality and accessibility of job postings is one way to reduce employment barriers for neurodivergent people.
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1. The standard rate will increase to 10%
from 9.5% on the 1 October 2016.
In his budget The Chancellor increased insurance
premium tax (IPT) from 9.5% to 10%. This is the second
IPT rise in under a year following the increase from 6%
to 9.5% in November 2015. The justification for the rise
is that it will be used to help fund flood defences.
The UK rate is still below the European average.
The new rate will apply to policies starting from 1
October 2016.
To prevent the use of artificial arrangements to avoid
the IPT increase HMRC has anti-avoidance rules in
place which you need to be aware of.
Speak to your usual Lockton contact to discuss the
implications for your business. We can help you:
• review your insurance programmes to ensure that
they remain efficient and appropriate for your
business; and
• comply with HMRC’s IPT anti-avoidance rules.
How the rate rise will work
Transitional arrangements will apply for this change
in the rate of tax. Almost all insurers use the special
accounting scheme where there is a “transitional
period” which this time starts on 1 October 2016 and
ends on 1 February 2017.
During this period, 9.5% tax will apply to taxable
premiums received under contracts in which the
insurance becomes operative before 1 October,
provided that the premiums is written in the insurers
books before 1 February 2017.
The new rate of tax will apply to all taxable
premiums received under contracts with an
inception date on or after 1 October 2016. All taxable
premiums, regardless of the inception date that
are written by insurers after 1 February 2017 will be
subject to the new 10% rate.
Additional premiums
If there is an additional premium added to an existing
policy, IPT will be due at the old rate of 9.5% provide
the policy starts before 1 October 2016 and it is
reported to the insurer by 1 February 2017.
This will only apply where the additional premium is
not considered a “new risk” that would normally be the
subject of a new policy. In such cases, IPT will be due
at the new rate regardless of whether the additional
premium is reported before 1 February 2017.
Anti-forestalling/anti-avoidance provisions
There are anti-avoidance measures in place to limit
the opportunities to avoid paying tax at the new
rates. These include pre-payments in circumstances
where it is not “normal practice” for the insurer to
create a tax point before the contract cover begins.
For example they prevent:
• New risks which would normally be the subject
of a new policy being added to existing contracts
and so benefiting from the old tax rate rather than
the new rate.
• Unless it is normal practice to write policies of more
than 12 months, they require that policies longer
than 12 months be apportioned so that the cover 12
months after the rate change is at the new rate.
Refunds of premiums
If any adjustment to a taxable insurance policy
results in a refund, a refund of IPT will also be due,
and the insurer should repay the overpaid tax at the
original rate charged to the customer and accounted
for to HMRC, not at the new rate of tax.
Premium paid on a monthly basis
If the premium is written by the insurer as a single
amount at inception of the contract then tax will
all be at the original rate even if the option of
payment by instalments is offered. Where the
monthly premiums are treated as separate
contracts then the new 10% rate will be due
on payments after 1 February 2017.
Budget IPT rate rise
announcement
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