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Now that the Autumn Budget date has been confirmed for 30 October, speculation surrounding what taxes will increase and by how much…

HMRC has launched a new campaign to ensure that UK taxpayers are accurately declaring and paying taxes on their cryptoasset gains. As…

The latest anti avoidance campaign by HMRC is targeting dog breeders for potential tax shortfalls. This is part of a drive to…

The Labour government is expected to make some significant changes to inheritance tax (IHT) reliefs in the forthcoming Autumn 2024 Budget. This…

Rachel Reeves the new UK Chancellor, has confirmed she will be presenting her first budget on 30 October 2024, marking the first…

The Labour government's plan to impose a 20% VAT charge on private school fees in the UK will be effective from January…

One of the first big announcements made by the new chancellor, Rachel Reeves, was the introduction of a National Wealth Fund (NWF).…

The fees to attend a private school are on average £15,200 per annum and records show that approximately 620,000 children currently attend…

The amount of tax paid by people with non-UK domicile (‘non-dom’) status hit an all-time high in the 2022-23 financial year, up…

Although there was nothing specified in the Party manifesto, justifiable suspicions remain over whether the new Labour government will be revising capital…

Selling off part of a large garden to property developers has become increasingly common as a way for taxpayers to unlock value…

Jeremy Hunt unveiled quite a strong policy in the 2024 Spring Budget to abolish the furnished holiday lettings (FHL) tax regime, with…

During the March 2024 Budget, Jeremy Hunt unveiled his much anticipated shake up of non-dom tax policy (i.e. UK tax policy as…

Now that political campaigning is well underway, it’s an opportunity to consider what the two main political parties, Labour and the Conservatives,…

It can be tempting to take a relaxed attitude when it comes to tax and, if things go wrong, plan to plead…