21 Wednesday Jun 2017
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allocation, asset, capital gains, category b, CGT, local lodging, tax
Potential Capital Gains Tax liabilities have caught by surprise many owners engaged in Local Lodging when using privately owned property in a sole trader business activity. As scary as it may sound in theory, the practice is generally far more benign in most cases as we can see in the following illustration. Continue reading
21 Monday Nov 2016
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assessment, category b, high value, non habitual residency, profession, simplified regime, sole trader
If you exercise the “high value ” profession associated with your Non Habitual Resident application in Category B, the levy is customarily based on 75% of gross income, taxed at a flat rate of 20%. This leaves a final flat rate assessment of 15%, as compared to +40% as a typical higher rate taxpayer.
If your business activity is different from your NHR status, tax is commonly based on 35% of the gross income in the Simplified Regime, then assessed at marginal rates. This leads to a typical final assessment of 10-15%
DSG - in the pipeline 