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Getting the best result

05 April 2011 / Pete Miller
Issue: 4299 / Categories: Comment & Analysis , Companies
PETE MILLER considers the corporate tax implications for an expanding business

KEY POINTS

  • An entrepreneurial case study.
  • Possible structures for overseas expansion.
  • Facilitating research and development tax credit claims.
  • Balancing corporate tax rates and capital allowances.

So was it a ‘Budget for growth’ removing the barriers to business expansion or was it just another case of deckchair re-arranging?

A case study is being used across the LexisNexis portfolio of business magazines to look at the incentives and disincentives for SMEs: see Goodman & Sons.

The editor of Taxation asked me to look at some of the tax implications.

As a corporate tax adviser here are my initial thoughts as to the issues the company’s directors should be exploring. While I review some aspects in some detail this is not intended to...

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