An inventor personally owns a patent that is licensed to his company, which exploits it. To mitigate personal tax liabilities, it has been suggested the patent be owned by a company
The owner of 25% of a trading company retired and HMRC gave clearances under CTA 2010, s 1044 for a company purchase of own shares to be treated as a capital transaction. The ex-shareholder is now to resume employment at the same business
Following on from the example set by some of the UK’s large multinational companies, is there a tax advantage available to small businesses from paying a royalty payment to another family member?