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17 March 2015

Pension Freedom; or Tax Pitfall?

We are all now well aware of the pension freedoms that come in to play from April 2015. There is...

9 March 2015

IHT and the waiting game

Inheritance tax (IHT) planning normally involves doing ‘something’ and then waiting 7 years to...

27 February 2015

Tax planning; what if any, is acceptable?

With yet another tax avoidance scandal hitting the headlines and fresh pre-election promises to...

20 February 2015

Individuals & trustees: have you maximised your tax planning?

The weeks leading up to the end of the tax year present opportunities for individuals and trustees...

19 February 2015

Too much cash in the company piggy bank?

Cash flow can be a problem for new companies or those facing difficulties due to the recession. In...

17 February 2015

Entrepreneurs Relief - What does the future hold?

Most business owners know that they can sell shares in a trading company and pay a 10% rate of...

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