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And finally, in our short series of blogs looking at the Summer Budget changes after a bit of thought, we come to the change announced
Continuing our comments on the summer budget, we now look at the proposals for “Non-doms” generally (the proposals for dealing with UK residential property of
As promised, this is the first in a series of short articles explaining the summer budget changes announced in July 2015. Today we will explain
The Chancellor presents his summer “emergency budget” tomorrow, 8th July. We will be following his speech as he gives it (provided the Ashes test match
As from April 2016, there will be a new Scottish Income Tax, meaning that the overall rate of tax on the non-investment income of Scottish
Private client tax is a geeky pursuit, and it is probably only a practitioner who, after watching the excellent recent film “The Woman in Gold”
You cannot have failed to notice the publicity surrounding the Labour Party’s announcement, over the weekend, about how they are going to “crack down” on
Reading the speculation leading up to the 2015 budget over the last few weeks, I was struck by how strongly property featured, not only in
