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Our archive spans several tax years. Check each article's publication date; older analysis may describe rules that have since changed. New planning guides appear alongside the historical archive.

Selling your business in 2026/27: what the 18% BADR rate means
Wealth Protection Report - October 20, 2026

Business Asset Disposal Relief now carries an 18% rate. Understand the lifetime limit, qualifying conditions and the difference between sale proceeds and taxable gains. ... keep reading

Inheritance tax on farms and businesses: the £2.5 million relief allowance explained
Wealth Protection Report - October 20, 2026

How the rules from April 2026 affect family businesses and farms, including spouse transfers, AIM shares and the questions to ask before making gifts. ... keep reading

The four-year foreign income and gains regime: should you claim in 2026/27?
Wealth Protection Report - October 20, 2026

Moving to the UK or recently returned? Check eligibility, the cost of losing allowances and why the four-year window needs planning. ... keep reading

Tax Implications for investments in UK real estate by non-residents after the 2024 Budget
Tax Implications for investments in UK real estate by non-residents after the 2024 Budget
25/02/2025

In this article we look at the UK tax implications for non-residents investing in UK property after the 2024 Budget. ... keep reading

The UKs new Inpatriate Regime Replacing Non Dom Status from April 2025
The UKs new Inpatriate Regime Replacing Non Dom Status from April 2025
17/02/2025

In the 2024 Autumn Budget it was announced that Non Dom status will be replaced from April 2025 with a new residence-based Inpatriate Regime. We look at how this will operate based on the latest Finance Bill. ... keep reading

Impact of the APR and BPR Changes on Property Held by Trusts from April 2026
Impact of the APR and BPR Changes on Property Held by Trusts from April 2026
14/02/2025

The 2024 Autumn Budget included significant inheritance tax changes to the availability of APR and BPR from April 6, 2026. In this article we look at the potential impact of these changes on trusts holding agricultural or business property. ... keep reading

Changes to BPR and APR from April 2026
Changes to BPR and APR from April 2026
11/02/2025

In the 2024 UK Autumn Budget, the Chancellor announced changes to the inheritance tax with amendments to Agricultural Property Relief and Business Property Relief. In this article we look at the impact of the changes as well as simple planning strategies. ... keep reading

Effective date of change of CGT rate? - USERNAME: wiseowl - 17/07/2024

Tax Question: Good morning, Could you please advise? A person sells a property in June 2024,pays the CGT as requested on the gain. Say the CGT rate changes to a higher rate in 2024/25 then may there be more tax to be paid? Thank you ... keep reading

Value for IHT purposes - USERNAME: wiseowl - 17/05/2024

Tax Question: Good morning, Inheritance Tax. Could you please clarify a point for me? In your excellent book " How to save inheritance tax 2023/24" Page 43, it's mentioned under 4.3 PETS that "Exceptions". Any transfer that does not result in an increase in the value of the transferee's estate. On the other hand, a national newspaper answering a question from a person about paying for and joining a family holiday,states that " IHT is based on the principle of the loss to the donor ratherthan the benefit to the recipient" Thank you ... keep reading

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