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Understanding what the Autumn Budget means for you
Rachel Reeves has delivered her first Budget as Chancellor, and the first Labour Budget in 14 years. It brings some clarity and certainty following many weeks of speculation. The Government has had to balance a challenging fiscal situation with a plan to invest for...
What can we expect in the Autumn Budget 2024?
With the new government’s first Budget scheduled for 30 October, we’re starting to hear some hints and theories about what may be included in the statement. What any changes will actually mean for everybody is yet to be fully understood and, unless there are...
Reduce your Capital Gains Tax bill by splitting assets with your other half
Thinking of selling your second property? Cashing in a share portfolio? When you sell an asset that’s gone up in value since you bought it, you may have to pay Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on your profits. One possible way of reducing this tax bill, is by giving an asset...
What’s changing and what’s not – your new tax year checklist
In a welcome move in his Spring budget, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt cut employee National Insurance Contributions for the second time this year. But with tax thresholds frozen, many people find themselves slipping into a higher tax band – and paying more tax. Added to...