Factsheets

• 19 Mar 2013
  Biggest mistakes…
  They say that moving house is one of the most stressful things you can do. Don't make it worse by making a big mistake!
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• 19 Mar 2013
  Year End Tax Planning 2013
  The 2012/2013 tax year is nearly over, but there is still time to make the most of this year's unused allowances.
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• 14 Mar 2013
  Simple Steps to Buying Residential Property
  Whilst there is a huge amount of information readily available in the media regarding the property market, in general there doesn't seem to be a straightforward guide to what buyers should be doing and what they should be watching out for.
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• 19 Dec 2012
  What does the Home Report mean by 'Dampness'?
  Dampness can cover a whole magnitude of different things ranging from rising damp to leaking from plumbing installations and even condensation from cooking.
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• 7 Dec 2012
  Charitable Legacies: Tips for Charities
  Recent statistics show that despite 74% of the UK population supporting charities, only 7% currently leave a charitable legacy in their Wills.
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• 28 Nov 2012
  Registering trade marks
  Registration of your trade marks could give you the statutory right to the exclusive use of those marks in connection with the goods or services for which they are registered.
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• 12 Nov 2012
  Winter Weather
  With another hard winter being forecast employers might want to start planning ahead.
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• 15 Oct 2012
  Tartan tips for Scots buying homes in England & Wales
  For Scots buying ‘down south’, or even for English ‘returners’, it can seem a daunting process but with a little bit of knowledge or assistance, it can be the positive experience that buying a home should always be.
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• 11 Oct 2012
  A Basic Guide to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT)
  SDLT is payable when you are purchasing or transferring property or an interest in land in the UK .
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• 11 Oct 2012
  Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on Residential Property
  Capital Gains Tax is taxable on any gain made when an asset is sold or disposed of i.e. when you no longer own it.
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