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10 September 2024

Protection for Business Owners – Inc. Life Cover & Critical Illness

2 September 2024

What is Inheritance Tax (IHT)? – Rates, Bands and Examples

Inheritance Tax, or IHT, is a tax levied on the value of an individual’s assets (or estate) before...

30 October 2018

Budget 2018 - Private Client key points

The Chancellor, Philip Hammond, presented his second Autumn Budget on Monday 29 October 2018. There...

20 July 2015

Summer budget. Residential properties; what landlords should know

In the summer budget there were two announcements affecting the tax relief available to individual...

12 August 2014

Significant Changes to Tax on Benefits in Kind

Not for the first time, the government intends to overhaul the way in which benefits in kind are...

11 August 2014

Simpler Income Tax – Is the Cash Basis Suitable for You?

In a move to simplify declarations on annual Tax Returns, HM Revenue & Customs have introduced the...

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