04 November 2024
The main rate of IHT remains at 40%, reduced to 36% for estates where 10% or more is left to charity. The IHT nil rate band
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04 November 2024
Significant tax changes have been announced for UK resident non-domiciled individuals; namely those individuals spending most of their time in the UK but without permanently settling
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04 November 2024
England and Northern Ireland - thresholds It has been confirmed that the 0% thresholds for Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) will be reduced from 1 April
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04 November 2024
Interest on unpaid tax liabilities From 6 April 2025, the late payment interest rate charged by HMRC on unpaid tax liabilities will increase by 1.5 percentage
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04 November 2024
Date What’s Due 1 November Corporation tax payment for the year to 31/1/24 (unless quarterly instalments apply) 19 November Employer PAYE & NIC deductions, and CIS
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25 September 2024
Many commentators are suggesting that the rate of CGT might be aligned with the rates of income tax, a return to the regime that applied when
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25 September 2024
CGT changes normally take effect from 6 April, but there have been mid-year changes in the past. This possibility has caused many taxpayers to bring forward
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25 September 2024
Many investors may be looking to realise capital gains on their investments at the current rates, just in case there is an increase with effect from
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25 September 2024
Changes to pension tax relief seems to be top of the list of possible changes in the Budget and could yield more tax revenues than changes
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25 September 2024
Under current pension rules, many pension funds allow pension scheme members to withdraw up to 25% of their pension savings tax-free. Finance Act 2023 limited the
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25 September 2024
The current State Pension is £11,502 and is due to rise to around £12,000 a year for 2025/26. At current annuity rates it would cost over
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25 September 2024
HMRC have recently increased their use of “one to many” or “nudge” letters to taxpayers which suggest that there may be errors or omissions in tax
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