The new chancellor may want to get going but the OBR’s timetable could make that difficult
Advisers plot ways to ‘Labour-proof’ clients’ finances after landslide victory
New UK chancellor will try to boost output and avoid imposing drastic cuts on frayed public services
UK tax authority was pursuing Conservative donor for income and employment-related taxes
Authorities trying to encourage local buyers are losing out
Poser for those still working in their late 60s
Case was recently thrown out after HMRC missed court deadline
Some clients are offloading investments fearing a tax hit from a Starmer government, wealth managers say
Surge of transactions ahead of the UK general election
Labour insists it will keep lump sum allowance if it wins next week’s general election
Estimate by HM Revenue & Customs highlights the beneficial impact of ‘fiscal drag’ on state coffers
Serica ‘actively’ looking overseas ahead of potential increase in UK government’s windfall levy on producers
Commenters discuss the latest plans to abolish the ‘non-dom’ regime — join the debate
Letter signed by 57 executives supports opposition’s proposed ‘growth and skills levy’
I want to know the best way to pass down wealth
Endless phoneline waits, unfair clawbacks and misdirected tax-avoidance clampdowns waste business time and energy
Think-tank delivers scathing verdict on manifesto promises of Labour and Conservatives
Plans by both main political parties to abolish ‘non-dom’ regime prompts departures
Advisers report that wealthy clients are considering moving to more tax-friendly countries
It involves austerity, some quirks in UK fiscal rules and ensuring government action requires private investment
Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves’s comments were received well by those who believe she has opened the door to less harsh options
If executives invest their own money in a deal, earnings would be taxed as a capital gain rather than income
My wife and I would like to gift our flat to our children
Oil and gas sector warns Labour that its manifesto pledge could kill off investment
Rachel Reeves says she is focused on increasing UK output, rather than ‘fiddling around with tax rates’
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