Posts Tagged ‘capital gains tax’
October 2026 Newsletter
The Autumn Budget takes place on 28 October 2026. After months of speculation about capital gains tax, inheritance tax, pensions, and social care funding, Chancellor Healey will set out his plans this month. October is therefore unlike any other month in recent memory: the decisions clients make in the first four weeks could look very…
Read MoreSeptember 2026 Newsletter
The Autumn Budget date is confirmed for 28 October 2026, and decisions made before it lands will matter more than those made after. This month’s newsletter explains what that means in practical terms for clients with assets, disposals, or transactions under consideration, alongside September compliance obligations that need attention now. New for September: From 2027,…
Read MoreAugust 2026 Newsletter
August arrives with a new Prime Minister in Downing Street, a packed set of deadlines, and the clearest signal yet that the Autumn Budget will bring significant tax changes. For businesses and individuals with assets, disposals, or investment decisions under consideration, the next few months matter more than usual. August also brings a number of immediate…
Read MoreUnderstanding Capital Gains Tax Rate: Your Comprehensive Guide
Seeking the capital gains tax rate? Whether you’re a basic or higher rate taxpayer, it’s essential to understand how much you’ll owe when selling assets like shares or property. This article breaks down the rates, guides you through the calculation process, and shares tax-saving strategies. Get the clarity you need to navigate the complexities of…
Read MoreUnderstanding Capital Gains Tax on a House: A Simplified Guide
When you sell a property, ‘Will I pay capital gains tax on a house?’ is often the first question on your mind. This guide provides a straightforward look at applicable taxes, qualifications for exemptions, and the fundamental steps to calculate your potential tax obligation. Key Takeaways Defining Capital Gains Tax and Its Impact on Your…
Read MoreCapital Gains Tax (CGT) Rule Changes for Divorcing Couples
When couples go through a divorce or separation, transferring the matrimonial home and other properties between them can result in a Capital Gains Tax (CGT) liability. However, new rules announced in the Government’s Spring Budget extend the period during which CGT relief can be claimed on asset transfers. Effective from 6th April 2023, these new…
Read More1 in 5 Landlords to Sell Buy-to-Let Property – Find Out How
Rising mortgages and falling property prices are set to push up to 20% of landlords into selling their buy-to-lets – especially smaller landlords with only one or two properties. The cost-of-living crisis is also making repairs and maintenance fees unaffordable, increasing insurance premiums, and casting doubt on whether tenants will be able to pay rent.…
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