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With a significant increase to the lower rate of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) from 2024 and beyond, business owners need to consider when to sell their business. Doing so sooner could save considerable Capital Gains Tax.

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ first Budget was a significant one in all senses. “…this Budget delivers a large, sustained increase in spending, taxation, and borrowing.” So said the Office for Budget

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Wondering what the tax rates are for 2025/26? Download our tax tables to see all the main tax rates thresholds and allowances for areas such as income tax, NI, capital

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The first Budget from a Labour government since March 2010, and the first ever from a female Chancellor, proved to be the defining event that had been widely anticipated. From

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The Chancellor said the Budget would highlight £40bn in tax rise, but did she stick to Labour’s manifesto pledges or pull some unexpected rabbits out of the hat?

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With the new Labour Government’s first Budget due on 30 October, we look at the changes that could be announced that may affect business owners and their exit and retirement

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Whilst there remains much speculation around potential Autumn 2024 Budget announcements, the rumours around VAT on school fees have now been made clearer by the release of policy papers by the Government regarding VAT on private school fees.

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The first new Labour Government Autumn Budget will take place on Wednesday 30 October 2024. New Chancellor Rachel Reeves needs to raise revenues and it is expected that she will deliver a Budget with significant tax changes and announcements.

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We are actively working with clients to ensure sensible planning precautions are implemented before 30th October, and our Senior Partner and Head of Tax, Steven Corner, has been briefing us on his thoughts about the forthcoming statement.

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Self-employed workers will see a substantial reduction in their Class 4 national insurance contributions (NICs) for the current tax year after two percentage cuts were announced in the 2023 Autumn Statement and 2024 March Budget.

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With a majority of over 200 and a weight of expectations, what happens next for Sir Kier Starmer’s new Labour government?

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While the majority of the 2024/25 tax rates were released in the autumn statement, the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced some further changes during the Spring Budget in March 2024.