When purchasing a property with a spouse, civil partner, or business associate, the legal “default” is often set without considering long-term tax efficiencies. However, how you own your property today directly dictates your Inheritance Tax (IHT) exposure...
If you’re moving a business asset—like a warehouse, a shop, or company shares—to a family member or your own limited company, HMRC usually looks at the “Market Value.” Even if you don’t take a single penny in cash, they might expect you to pay Capital...
With increasing HMRC scrutiny and continued changes in UK property taxation, landlords must ensure their rental income and related expenses are reported correctly. In practice, we frequently encounter recurring mistakes that can lead to higher tax liabilities,...
Delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves on Tuesday, 3 March 2026, the Spring Statement provides an updated outlook on the economy, public finances, and support measures. 1. Economic Outlook: Slower Growth but Stability Ahead Growth: GDP forecast downgraded to 1.1% in...
When HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) opens an enquiry into a tax return, it is essential to understand the type of enquiry being conducted, what HMRC is legally entitled to request, and how to respond in a way that protects your position. Types of HMRC Enquiries...
What is the current policy/legal framework? Recent data shows over 1 million people in the UK work on zero hours contracts.1 Flexible hours of work can benefit both workers and employers but without proper safeguards this flexibility can become one-sided, with workers...
