Owner managed businesses

Now that the dust has settled on the Summer Budget, and what passed for a summer is behind us, I am starting a series of fortnightly blogs concentrating on tax issues with a particular target audience in mind. 


I am going to start with a series of topics which are relevant for owner managed businesses and their owners.


I will follow this with a series of blogs looking at tax planning for high net worth individuals after which I will have a series on relevant one-off specialised tax topics.


I will intersperse the planned blogs with blogs on topical issues resulting from changes in: prevailing tax legislation, HMRC practice, decided tax cases and anything else with a newsworthy tax angle.


My first series of blogs will cover the following topics for OMBs:

  • Structuring the business
  • Taxing the business structures
  • Company – tax planning
  • Company – management and staff incentives
  • Company – ownership structure
  • Company – profit extraction
  • Company – onward sale
  • Company – will and estate planning


It is intended that each of the blogs will give the headline issues.


As with all such blog items I can only cover the main issues so please ensure that you secure proper professional input before any action is taken on the back of what you may read.


I hope you find the blogs useful.


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