Tax
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Decision time for holiday let landlords as tax changes loom
The planned abolition of favourable tax treatment for furnished holiday lets from April next year is prompting many owners to consider whether…
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HMRC issues new ‘nudge letter’ to crypto owners suspected of failing to pay correct tax
HMRC has begun sending ‘nudge letters’ to those it suspects of failing to pay the correct tax on their crypto gains –…
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Kingsley Napley’s ‘Inheritance Tax Olympics’
An analysis by law firm Kingsley Napley of HMRC inheritance tax data (just released for tax year 2021-22) shows the geographical dispersal…
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Average landlord £11,000 worse off if capital gains tax rates aligned with income tax rates
New analysis from Quilter, the wealth manager and financial adviser, has found that if capital gains tax (CGT) rates were aligned with…
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One fifth of UK under 40s to be dragged into paying higher or additional rate tax by 2028 – Quilter
New analysis of freedom of information data from HM Revenue and Customs, gathered by Quilter, the financial adviser and wealth manager, has…
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Latest HMRC IHT stats: Liz Colfer, chartered financial planner at Five Wealth shares her analysis
With Inheritance Tax liabilities statistics just released and tax rises confirmed at the autumn budget on 30th October, Liz Colfer, associate director…
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves signals tax rises as she announces October Budget
“The Chancellor has today signalled to the public that tax rises are extremely likely at the next Budget on 30th October, pointing…
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Labour and inheritance tax: what might we see from the new Government?
Speculation is mounting about what the new Labour changes to IHT may be and when they might be announced. Labour’s manifesto promised…
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Only one week to go until the second ‘Payments on Account’ deadline
The second ‘payments on account’ deadline is July 31st. With only one week to go, Stevie Heafford, Tax Partner at the accountancy firm HW Fisher, explains what payments on account are and who…
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Guest insight | What will this Labour government mean for non-doms – and their tax advisers? Legal analysis from Stevens & Bolton’s Rosie Todd
One thing is certain: the new Labour government will change the way non-domiciled, UK resident individuals (“non-doms”) are taxed; but what is…
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