Summer Budget 2015 contained one or two unpleasant surprises, especially if you are a landlord and liable to higher rate tax. Chancellor George Osborne announced […]
Landlords – Watch out, change is about! Read More »
George Osborne spoke for sixty seven minutes in his combined Comprehensive Spending Review and Autumn Statement. As a rough estimate maybe two or three of
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This month the firm was named “Best for Management Buy-Outs and Best Corporate Finance Team – UK” at the Finance Awards run by Acquisition International.
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HMRC is currently consulting on its proposals to extend the scope of capital gains tax to include non residents selling UK residential property. Contained within
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There is a deadline approaching. I am sure you are aware that HMRC will be reducing the lifetime allowance for pension savings to £1.25 million
NHS PENSION – DO YOU NEED PROTECTION? Read More »
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rates The current rates of CGT are 18% to the extent that any income tax basic rate band is available and
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Pension changes The Chancellor has announced a range of significant measures to bring greater flexibility to individuals who want to access funds in defined contribution
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Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) From 6 April 2014 the overall ISA savings limit will be increased from £11,520 to £11,880 of which £5,940 can be
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Debts of a person’s estate are generally deductible for Inheritance Tax (IHT) purposes, although there are some circumstances where specific debts cannot be deducted such
Deduction for loans against Inheritance Tax Read More »
Generally speaking, debts of a person’s estate are deductible for Inheritance Tax (IHT) purposes – though there are some circumstances where specific debts cannot be
Changes to Inheritance Tax & Loans Read More »
making tax digital for income tax From April 2026, all sole traders and most landlords will have to follow new rules under Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax.
At our free MTD briefing, our experienced tax specialists will break down the rules, timelines, and tools in a way that’s easy to understand – no jargon, just practical guidance. Bring your concerns and get them addressed by experienced tax professionals who understand your business.
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