Capital Gains Tax and Cryptocurrency: A Comprehensive Guide The rise of cryptocurrency has not only revolutionized the way we think about money and investments, but it has also raised new questions around tax
Capital Gains Tax and Cryptocurrency: A Comprehensive Guide The rise of cryptocurrency has not only revolutionized the way we think about money and investments, but it has also raised new questions around tax
The UK’s Autumn Budget 2024 of October this year presented by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, outlined significant measures with a focus on tax increases, public services funding, and social welfare improvements. Highlights
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is a tax on the profit (or "gain") made when you sell, transfer, or dispose of an asset that has increased in value. It is the gain that is
Tax Measures Speculation There is speculation that the Labour government, led by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, are proposing a series of tax measures aimed at raising revenue to address the substantial budget deficit
UK State Pensions Set for 4.5% Hike Amid Cost of Living Crisis Millions of UK pensioners are poised to receive a significant boost in their State Pensions, with an anticipated 4.5% increase
With a new labour government, there could be significant changes to taxes, capital gains, and pensions based on their historical positions and recent policy proposals. It’s important to keep an eye
Five ways to avoid savings interest tax as a 45p additional rate taxpayer As a 45p additional rate taxpayer, managing your savings to minimize tax on interest can be challenging but possible
How Inheritance Tax works Inheritance Tax is one of the most hated taxes in the UK. We explain how it works, whats applicable and how to avoid or reduce paying it. It
Car Tax - another unexpected rise that’s gone under the radar, increased on 1st April 2024. The Spring Budget statement last month that fuel duty would remain frozen for a fourteenth consecutive year - and
As of 8th April, there has been an 8.5 per cent increase to state pensions, making the new headline rate £221.20 a week - up £902 a year to around £11,500. Chancellor Jeremy