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School fees are expensive, especially when you have to pay for them out of your taxed income. But if you can involve your family in some tax planning, is there a way to extract tax-free money from
your company to pay the fees?
Published 03.02.2011
You want to pass on your second home to your children as part of an Inheritance Tax planning exercise, but there is likely to be a large Capital Gains Tax bill to pay. Is there any way to avoid this
tax charge?
Published 31.03.2008
In his Emergency Budget the Chancellor upped the rate of tax for capital gains, but not for everyone. The new higher rate is linked to the level of your taxable income; does this mean an income tax
deduction can also save you Capital Gains Tax?
Published 26.11.2010
You and your partners are transferring your business to a company. This has tax pros and cons. One major drawback is the loss of inheritance tax business property relief (BPR). How can you prevent
this and retain the other benefits of transferring the business?
Published 28.06.2022
To prevent parents gaining a tax advantage by shifting income to their children HMRC has tough anti-avoidance rules. Is there legitimate tax planning that company owners can use to work around them?
Published 12.12.2023
Wealthy relatives are often the source of funds used for school fee schemes. But what if yours don’t have the cash to set aside the amounts required for school fee investment plans. Is there a viable
alternative?
Published 24.04.2008
The 2011 Budget is just weeks away and there’s speculation that another increase in Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is on the cards. With this in mind and the stockmarket on the rise when is the right time
to cash in on gains?
Published 19.01.2011
Your long-term plan is for your children to take over the family company but they are far too young at the moment. Nevertheless, is it worth giving them shares in the business now as a tax-saving
measure?
Published 02.10.2019
Inheritance Tax (IHT) specialists are warning that the poor stock market performance is resulting in beneficiaries unnecessarily handing over part of their inheritance to the Taxman. What’s the
problem and can it be solved?
Published 08.09.2009
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