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What is Cryptocurrency? This is any form of currency that exists digitally and uses cryptography to secure transactions. In recent times,...

He is responsible for our tax year ending on 5 April. While we used the Julian calendar the new year started on 25 March. This was also...

In the past March was always the date for the government’s budget, this now takes place in the Autumn with the correctly titled Spring...

The Budget is just a few days away now, so what can we expect? In the autumn statement last November: Personal allowances and income tax...

Many of us are currently working from home and being given the option to do so on a permanent basis. The idea of converting your spare...

If you have been living and working abroad, not been in employment for a number of years or only received income by dividends from your...

Your domicile status can impact your tax position in numerous ways, especially in relation to UK Inheritance Tax (“IHT”). What is...

A quick overview of the changes to personal taxes in todays announcement. No change to income tax or NIC thresholds - More people will...

Statement here, announcement there, and now we are just over 2 weeks away from a Budget, 17th November. We already know that the 1p...

94 days to go, not to Christmas but to 31 January 2023 tax deadline, at the time of writing. Whereas in the past 2 years the tax return...

The Liberal politician Joseph Chamberlain is recorded in 1886 as having said: ‘In politics, there is no use in looking beyond the next...

With the recent increase in the Bank of England base rate to 2.5%, and rumours it may rise to 6% you may assume that this only affects...

You may have heard of NHS employees being in a pension trap, whereby they are taxed at 90% on earnings, this doesn’t only affect NHS...

The new Chancellor announced his mini budget early this morning. While new measures were introduced, several planned tax increases were...

Are you planning to give away an asset and still benefit from it? There are many anti-avoidance rules around Inheritance Tax (IHT), here...

Answer. Yes and no. While the top rate is 45% (payable on income above £150,00) you may end up paying 60% well before you earn that much....

With the increasing costs of living the chancellor tried to help us out, despite his best efforts he has limited room for manoeuvre at...

The country in double-quick order, has increased its national debt to more than its entire gross income of the country, pushed thousands...

Its important that you understand your tax code to avoid overpaying tax. Everything you need to know is in this blog.

How could Covid19 impact tax? Read this blog to find out.