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  • The Toyota Rav 4 U? No, Not Me Thank You

    • January 10, 2019
    • Posted by: Stephen Coleclough
    • Category: Blog
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    For Xmas we went away as a family, which when the dogs and presents are included meant my Audi A5 convertible was not big enough, and so I went to Enterprise Cars and hired a small SUV.   I should say at the outset that Enterprise are great with drops offs and pickups so nearly all

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  • Review Of Draft Agreement To Leave EU

    • January 10, 2019
    • Posted by: Stephen Coleclough
    • Category: Tax
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    NB this is a review of the first draft published on 14th November 2018.  Small changes have been made since, for example the “20XX” date is now 2022. Executive Summary This is not Brexit. Certainly not on 29 March 2019. Statements from the PM in the media to that effect are being economical with the

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  • Help Relieve Stress With These Yoga Poses

    • January 9, 2019
    • Posted by: Stephen Coleclough
    • Category: Yoga
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    Yoga is a transformative practice that can help you achieve peacefulness of the mind and body. There are many health benefits that can be obtained through regular yoga practice, but one of the best is stress reduction. By reducing your stress levels, you can avoid a variety of chronic health problems and improve your overall

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  • 5 Reasons Why Money Will Never Make You Happy

    • January 1, 2019
    • Posted by: Stephen Coleclough
    • Category: Money
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    Having money is an essential part of living in a modern society. It facilitates the exchange of value between people and businesses, helping us buy everything from furniture to fast food. It is also a store of value that helps us build capital for future use. But how much money do you really need to

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  • 5 Bereavement Charities That Are Doing Great Work

    • December 31, 2018
    • Posted by: Stephen Coleclough
    • Category: Charities
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    The death of a loved one can be an extremely traumatic experience. It’s common to have strong feelings of loss, sadness, and regrets during this time. Bereavement can also have a significant impact on your relationships and professional life — making it feel like your life is chaotic or out of control. Fortunately, help is

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  • 5 Books That Will Help You Become a Better Version of Yourself in 2019

    • December 30, 2018
    • Posted by: Stephen Coleclough
    • Category: Self-improvement
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    Books are an incredibly useful source of knowledge, wisdom, and inspiration. They can help you learn about everything from psychology and economics through to spiritualism and art. But the best books are the ones which help you improve as a person. In this post, I’ll be sharing several of the best self-improvement books to read

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  • 5 Proven Truths About Finding Happiness

    • December 20, 2018
    • Posted by: Stephen Coleclough
    • Category: Happiness
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    Everyone wants to live a happy and joyful life. However, it is often difficult to find the activities and lifestyle choices that genuinely makes us happy in the long-term. The easiest way to find long-lasting happiness is to identify activities that are scientifically-proven to increase happiness. To help you get started, this article will share

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  • Comments On HMRC Review Of The Taxation Of Trusts Dated 7 November 2018

    • December 10, 2018
    • Posted by: Stephen Coleclough
    • Category: Tax
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    1. General Points 1.1. Given the outcomes of previous reviews and OTS reports, one cannot help but see this is another attempt to increase taxes in the name of “fairness”. We would challenge HMRC to buck the trend and confound the cynics. 1.2. The document is misguided in some of its fundamentals. 1.2.1. First, this

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  • Brexit – Direct Tax Implications

    • November 21, 2018
    • Posted by: Stephen Coleclough
    • Category: Tax
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    Whilst there are still many important issues to resolve in the agreement for the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, it is fairly clear given statements made by M. Barnier that there is very little prospect of the UK keeping the benefit of EU tax measures, such as the Royalties and Interest Directive and the Parent

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  • 6 Joint Mobility Exercises to Improve Flexibility and Function

    • November 12, 2018
    • Posted by: Stephen Coleclough
    • Category: Exercise
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    Having good joint mobility allows you to move your limbs freely and with a full range of motion. Joint mobility makes playing sports, running, walking, throwing, and the many other physical activities that we perform every day much easier. Unfortunately, many people have poor joint mobility because they sit for long periods each day or

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