In the second post in our Budget series, we take a look at Capital Gains Tax, and the main provisions of the recent Budget as they may affect you and your family.

Each year, we analyse the Budget focusing on the tax measures which may affect you, your family and your business. In this first post in the series, we take a look at the income tax and pension provisions, and changes to the tax relief for non-UK charities.

In this second post in our End of Year Tax Planning series, we take a look at tax planning measures you may wish to consider now if you are an entrepreneur, running a business, or a resident foreigner (or Non-Dom). Reviewing your financial affairs is an important part of ensuring you pay the correct amount of tax but can also help with wealth management and accumulation, investment strategy and liquidity.

As we approach the end of the tax year, it’s an important time to consider any tax planning that may be appropriate, not just to ensure you pay the correct amount but also as a means of increasing disposable income or accumulating wealth.

Employment Tax

There have been some recent changes in respect of Employment Tax that may affect you and your business, and, in this post, we take a look at the main areas that you need to be aware of.

Over the last few weeks, we’ve reviewed some of the main provisions of the recent Budget and how they may affect businesses and entrepreneurs. In this last post in the series, we take a quick look at some of the changes in respect of VAT.

Business Tax

In the second part of our series of posts in respect of the recent Budget, we take a look at changes made that may affect entrepreneurs and businesses, and we start with a quick look at Business Tax.

In this post about the impact of the recent Budget on private clients, we take a look at Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and Inheritance Tax (IHT) with a quick reminder of the main provisions.

Following on from the Chancellor’s Budget in March, in this second post about the implications of the changes outlined by Rishi Sunak, we take a look at National Insurance.