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The £100 parental-gift rule is a threshold, not an allowance for the first £100. Trace who supplied the money and compare an ordinary account with a Junior ISA before relying on the child's tax position. ... keep reading
Fixed later payments normally enter the original disposal calculation. Separate them from contingent earn-outs and ask about statutory tax instalments before agreeing the deal's cash timetable. ... keep reading
Ten annual instalments can help an estate retain qualifying assets, but the first payment still needs funding. Check interest treatment, the April 2026 changes and what happens on a sale. ... keep reading
A gain realised while non-resident can become taxable when UK residence resumes. Build an asset and residence timeline before assuming an overseas sale has escaped UK CGT. ... keep reading
A qualifying charitable donation can reduce adjusted net income as well as support a higher-rate relief claim. Reconcile the payment, gross amount and tax coverage before submitting the return. ... keep reading
A later sale can unlock repayment of the additional-property SDLT charge. Check the replacement conditions, the sale window and the separate deadline for HMRC to receive the claim. ... keep reading
A modest gain in euros can produce a very different sterling result. Translate acquisition costs and disposal proceeds separately and retain evidence of the relevant exchange rates. ... keep reading
Unused allowance can help accommodate pension saving above the normal annual limit. Scheme membership, earlier inputs and separate tax-relief limits still need checking. ... keep reading
The Budget would stop ongoing late-filing penalties once a disposal is reported through Self Assessment. Check the operative date, earlier penalties and unpaid tax before relying on the change. ... keep reading
