Practical perspectives for the Entertainment, Sport & Media Community.
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Practical perspective on the taxation implications of raising funds through crowdfunding - raising money for projects through the principle of finding large numbers of small investors,
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What makes acting for music bands different is the nature of the income, the manner in which it is paid and the scope for effective tax planning.
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This practical perspective explains what sort of projects qualify for creative tax credits and gives an overview of the relevant tax calculations.
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This practical perspective explains cast and crew employment status and PAYE deductions.
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This practical perspective relates to theatrical producers operating through a Limited Company, wishing to undertake production work through a UK company.
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This practical perspective provides guidance on VAT in the EU and determines if and where VAT is due, and who is liable to pay it.
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Practical perspective following the case of Demibourne Ltd v HMRC (SpC 486), HMRC amended PAYE regulations with effect from 6 April 2008 to allow transfer of PAYE over for the employer to the employee in certain circumstances.
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This practical perspective sets out some of the considerations to bear in mind when making a film tax relief claim.
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A royalty audit has the potential to cause disruption to the day-to-day activity of the licensee. Unlike a ‘normal’ statutory audit, a royalty audit involves three parties: the licensor (your client), the licensee (the party being reviewed) and the auditor (you).