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The issue According to reports in this week’s media, Rachel Reeves is planning to hit partnerships with higher tax charges at next
The issue The Government recently announced a U turn on its controversial plans to scrap Winter Fuel Payments (WFP). This benefit provides
Anyone planning to claim the UK state pension at retirement should check their national insurance (NI) record before 5 April 2025. Curren...
The issue Acquiring AIM share portfolios has been a tempting inheritance tax (IHT) planning opportunity for many years. This is because once
The issue Before March 1998, ‘bed and breakfasting’ of shares was a generally accepted piece of tax planning. This would work by
The issue We are seeing and hearing about an increasing number of HMRC errors in relation to tax enquiries. I am not
The issue As a matter of fact, many individuals are now considering breaking UK tax residence. Many of these individuals will have
The issue The Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (‘ATED’) is a yearly charge applying to high-value residential property which is held by
The issue Employee shareholder status (ESS) was introduced on 6 April 2013 and was a very generous employee share incentive. Broadly it
The issue When shareholders seek to claim the special 10% BADR capital gains tax rate it is a fairly well-established principle that
The issue Many companies will be starting to think about ‘full expensing’, which was temporarily introduced at the 2023 Spring Budget and
The issue The heady days of a £10m lifetime Entrepreneurs’ Relief allowance are now a distant memory. This was reduced to £1m
