Date posted: 16th Dec 2025
At first glance, the UK’s income tax rates seem straightforward, comprising the basic, higher and additional rate bands (currently 20%, 40% and 45% in England, Wales and Northern Ireland). However,…
Date posted: 16th Dec 2025
Often, in a tax planning meeting with a client, it can be suggested that some assets are gifted to family members and there are sometimes surprised faces when we suggested…
Date posted: 16th Dec 2025
The UK’s Autumn Budget 2025 raised dividend tax rates by 2 percentage points from April 2026, marking the anticipated dividend tax increase April 2026. This change shifts the basic…
Date posted: 1st Nov 2025
Can you believe it? We are in the final two months of 2025! Darker nights are setting in, arrangements are being made for Christmas as well as New…
Date posted: 1st Nov 2025
April 2026 marks a significant change for many self-employed individuals (and landlords) in the UK, as Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax Self-Assessment will become a legal…
Date posted: 1st Nov 2025
Employers wanting to share festive cheer with their staff can do so while staying tax-efficient by understanding exemptions on annual parties and trivial benefits. Christmas Parties A Christmas…
Date posted: 1st Nov 2025
If you want to give assets to a family member, tax rules called settlement legislation might still treat any income as yours when it comes to paying tax….
Date posted: 1st Nov 2025
The Enterprise Investment Scheme, or EIS for short, is all about helping small, risky businesses get the cash they need by giving investors some tax breaks when they…
Date posted: 1st Oct 2025
As the cost of living rises, you may consider letting a room in your home to bring in some much-needed additional income. This can be tax efficient as…
Date posted: 1st Oct 2025
The nature of buildings is such that it may be necessary to undertake significant repairs, such as the replacement of the roof, or even underpinning the property in…
