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19Jul
Inheritance tax: the recent changes you need to know about as you plan
The changes to inheritance tax that were introduced in the 2015 Budget will soon come into effect, with some becoming…
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13Jun
BREXIT AND A POTENTIAL EMERGENCY BUDGET
As 23rd June approaches there is a strong and increasing focus on the economic and fiscal implications of a vote…
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29Mar
Tax cuts now, payback later – what will the Budget of 2019 look like?
The Chancellor will need to reduce borrowing by £32bn in 2019-20 – the biggest ever annual cash consolidation – in…
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24Mar
The Lifetime ISA: What you need to know
Amongst the key announcements that came from last week’s budget was the introduction of a new ‘Lifetime ISA.’ By far…
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24Mar
The ‘Brexit’ impact on your pension
In the lead up to the budget announcement, George Osborne seemed to bow to the pressure David Cameron and other…
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17Mar
HK Wealth Budget Summary 2016
The 16th March has come and gone, and with it the Chancellor’s Budget Speech. Here we outline the key findings,…
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02Feb
Pension tax changes: Should you pay more before relief rates are curtailed?
Given recent comment from George Osborne, and mentions of the same during the Autumn Statement, it appears as though pension…
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26Jan
Seven suggestions made to the government during the consultation on pension taxation
The Government has recently finished a consultation looking at how pension taxation could work in the future. The Chancellor, George…
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20Jan
Early Budget teasers, as the Prime Minister lays out plans for ‘an all-out assault on poverty’
Reported recently across the media, David Cameron has promised an ‘all-out assault on poverty’, with a series of social reforms…
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07Sep
Will dividend tax keep rising?
The Treasury revealed in July that the dividend tax credit would be replaced with a new tax-free allowance of £5,000…
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