Rob Durrant-Walker

Rob Durrant-Walker is a fellow of the CIOT. His new business, Clova Tax, launched in October and Rob can be contacted at rob@clovatax.co.uk. Rob is also a contributor to Tolley publications and is the editor of the 2026 Tolley’s Tax Planning for Owner Managed Businesses.

ARTICLES

Go to page of 4

Do love and business mix? ROB DURRANT-WALKER suggests that, with a little care, they can

ROB DURRANT-WALKER explains when and how to defer the payment of National Insurance contributions

ROB DURRANT-WALKER warns of the impact of the state second pension on incorporation and remuneration levels

ROB DURRANT-WALKER wonders if HMRC are carrying a concealed weapon within the draft legislation on working with agents

ROB DURRANT-WALKER tells a Dickensian tale of interest, simple and compound

ROB DURRANT-WALKER provides a timely reminder of the connections between war and tax

ROB DURRANT-WALKER looks at claiming capital allowances on fixtures

The Government plans new time limits for the making of assessments and claims under TMA 1970. ROB DURRANT-WALKER explains the proposals

How do VCT and EIS investments affect company performance?

The secret undercover world of HMRC is revealed by ROB DURRANT-WALKER.

ROB DURRANT-WALKER CTA takes readers through some basic state pension planning.

Show

Results

Go to page of 4

READERS' FORUM premium icon

Read All

Readers’ forum: How is a property sale taxed under the flat rate scheme? Readers’ forum: More than just a repair? Readers’ forum: For better or worse Readers’ forum: Wise after the event New queries: 5 November 2026

TAX JUST GOT COMPLICATED. HERE’S HOW TO MAKE IT SIMPLE.
Download the exclusive Xero
free report here.

New queries

Please email any questions you might have
to: taxation@lexisnexis.co.uk.

NEWS

Read All

New allowance for pensioners on new state pension and interest and property rates raised Outstanding high income child benefit errors Heightened scrutiny of billionaires planned by HMRC Profit and loss reporting for small companies paused Deadline dates for November 2026

DEADLINE DATES

Deadline dates for November 2026

CASES

Read All

Lack of alternative evidence to support input tax Taxpayer allegations of bias bound to fail Taxpayer unable to prove trading purpose Fact that English was not first language was no excuse Substation had a self-standing commercial function

Error message

Rob Durrant-Walker

Deadline dates for November 2026