The UK housing market is witnessing the most significant price reductions from sellers in thirteen years, as uncertainties loom over forthcoming tax changes in the budget and sharp declines in
The UK housing market is witnessing the most significant price reductions from sellers in thirteen years, as uncertainties loom over forthcoming tax changes in the budget and sharp declines in
Wealthy Britons considering relocating to low tax jurisdictions may soon find themselves facing a significant financial sting as government plans emerge to introduce a so called settling up charge on
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is poised to deliver her second budget on 26 November 2025, in what promises to be a pivotal fiscal event for the UK government. Reeves has delayed
Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, is exploring plans that would see owners of high-value residential properties facing a new capital gains tax when they sell their homes. This move, designed to
The Treasury is actively reviewing reforms to inheritance tax (IHT) in an effort to close a significant gap in the nation’s public finances ahead of the upcoming autumn budget. With
The challenges facing AIM, London’s junior stock market, are growing. In 2024 alone, 89 companies left AIM, with notable names such as Hornby opting for private ownership due to regulatory
British investors withdrew nearly £1 billion from UK-focused stock funds in October, acting pre-emptively to avoid increased capital gains tax rates announced in Rachel Reeves’ autumn budget. Data from Calastone,
As Prime Minister Keir Starmer warns of “painful” decisions ahead for the UK’s public finances, speculation is mounting about which taxes could be raised in the upcoming Autumn Budget. While
As Chancellor Rachel Reeves grapples with a £22 billion shortfall in public finances for the 2024-25 fiscal year, speculation is mounting that she may turn to capital gains tax (CGT)






