Taxation

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More than 1 million investors are expected to pay Dividend Tax for the first time in 2024/25

More than 1 million investors will be hit with a Dividend Tax bill for the first time in the 2024/25 tax year, according to an AJ Bell report. Read on to find out if you could be affected and discover some of the steps you could take to mitigate a tax charge. A dividend is a way of distributing a ...
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Understanding The UK Tax System and The Tax Year-End

Demystifying the labyrinthine UK tax system and its year-end procedures can seem like a daunting task. Yet it’s crucial for both individuals and businesses. Within this complex structure, we must navigate income tax, corporation tax, capital gains tax, and VAT, to name just a few. This guide seeks to shed light on this intricate system and empower you with the ...
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“Stealth taxes” will push more than 3 million workers into a higher Income Tax bracket by 2029

While chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced he’d cut the rate of National Insurance (NI) in the 2023 Autumn Statement, he failed to change the thresholds or rates for Income Tax. While that might seem like a good thing – it’s better for your finances than a rate rise after all – your tax liability could still increase.  “Stealth taxes” refer to ...
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Essential Tax Year-End Tips for Individuals and Businesses

As the tax year draws to a close, both individuals and businesses need to engage in diligent tax planning. By addressing essential tax matters in a timely and efficient manner, you can identify opportunities for savings and ensure compliance with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) regulations. TPD Wealth Management, a Stockport-based financial planning firm, provides bespoke financial advice to individuals ...
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Navigating UK Income Tax: A Comprehensive Guide for Individuals and Small Businesses

The UK tax system can be intricate and challenging for individuals and small business owners. Understanding income tax, its rates, allowances, reliefs, and deductions is essential in maximising tax efficiency and ensuring compliance with tax regulations. Fortunately, this comprehensive guide provided by TPD Wealth is designed to help you succeed in navigating the complexities of the UK income tax landscape. ...
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Smart Tax Planning for Your Retirement: Expert Insights from TPD Wealth Management

Retirement should be a time of relaxation and enjoying the fruits of your hard work. However, one of the most overlooked aspects of retirement planning is managing taxation effectively. Paying more tax than necessary can have a significant impact on your retirement income, affecting the quality of life you’ll enjoy in your retirement years. Ensuring you receive accurate, helpful, and ...
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3 essential factors to consider if you plan to gift wealth to avoid Inheritance Tax

Figures suggest more families are gifting to avoid Inheritance Tax (IHT). While passing on assets to loved ones may seem like a clear solution, it isn’t always so simple. More estates are becoming liable for IHT as thresholds for paying the tax are frozen. The Office for Budget Responsibility predicts HMRC will collect £8.4 billion from IHT receipts in 2027/28, ...
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HMRC collects a record amount in Capital Gains Tax. Here’s how you could manage your liability

The latest release from HMRC shows it collected a record £16.7 billion in 2021/22 through Capital Gains Tax (CGT) – a 15% increase on the previous tax year. Cuts to a tax exemption could mean CGT receipts might climb even further. CGT is a type of tax you pay when you sell or dispose of certain assets. It may include ...
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Why soaring interest rates are affecting national debt and could mean tax rises

High inflation and rising interest rates aren’t just affecting households, they’re affecting the UK’s public finances too. Forecasts suggest the government may need to implement tax rises to avoid debt spiralling. According to the Office for National Statistics, at the end of July 2023, public sector debt was an eye-watering £2.57 trillion. That is the equivalent of around 98.5% of ...
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Inheritance Tax could be scrapped to secure election votes

Reports suggest that the Conservative party will make scrapping Inheritance Tax (IHT) part of its manifesto pledge in a bid to secure the general election. Frozen tax thresholds meant HMRC raked in a record amount of IHT in the last tax year. Read on to find out more about the reports. While there have been reports that IHT would be ...
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