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Newsletter Oct/Nov 2024 More people will have to pay tax on their savings interest this year due to increased interest rates coupled with a frozen tax-free savings limit. If you are in this position and do not complete annual tax…

Newsletter Jul/Aug 2024 HMRC is on track to meet the April 2026 delivery date when Making Tax Digital (MTD) will be mandated for the first tranche of self-employed taxpayers. Although you may be tempted to put off setting up new…

For the foreseeable future, the freeze on most tax thresholds is likely to remain in place. The thresholds’ freeze means that even moderate pay rises push taxpayers into higher brackets, effectively increasing their tax burden without any formal rise in…

Private equity investment has been a significant force in the financial world for some time. However, the nature of private equity has changed considerably in the last few years and it’s worth knowing how this may affect your business. Background                             …

As the sun rose on Friday morning, Labour began its celebration of a significant victory, claiming a majority that fell short of its last landslide success in 1997. With a manifesto focused on change, its proposals for the next five…

Newsletter Apr/May 2024 From 6 April 2024, the high income child benefit charge (HICBC) threshold has increased by £10,000 to £60,000, with the rate of withdrawal halved. Longer term, the intention is that the charge will move to a household…

The Budget 2024 Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his ‘Budget for Long Term Growth’ on Wednesday 6 March 2024. His speech promised ‘more investment, more jobs, better public services and lower taxes’. Click here to read the full article >>