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  • Wealthy investors selling ahead of possible CGT rise

    More than a third, 35%, of wealthy people have sold investments or will do before the Budget due to worries about a capital gains tax rise, according to a new survey.

  • Rise in people planning Europe move to escape tax rises

    Specialist expat financial adviser Blevins Franks has predicted a 54% rise in UK client enquiries about moving to Europe this year.

  • Government urged to tax over-40s to pay for social care

    The government should ask taxpayers over 40, including pensioners, to pay an extra 1p in income tax to help fund social care.

  • Number of taxpayers quitting UK rises by a third

    The number of taxpayers telling HMRC they are leaving the UK has risen by 32% to 69,000 in the past year, up from 52,000 the previous year.

  • SIPP savers could lose £140k through fees and taxes

    SIPP savers have been warned to be wary of small platform fees and unclaimed tax relief after new analysis suggested a higher-rate taxpayer could be up to £138,948 worse off because of fees and taxes.

  • Taxable pension withdrawals top £75bn for under-65s

    Seven in 10 (70%) of the 3.42m people who have taken taxable payments from their pension pots since the inception of ‘Pension Freedoms’ in 2015 were under 65.

  • £10m-plus estates drive IHT rise

    Estates worth more than £10m have driven the vast majority of the latest rise in inheritance tax liabilities, according to new analysis.

  • Editor’s Comment: IHT burden set to fall unfairly on the few

    There has been huge coverage of IHT and the fact that unused pensions will be subject to inheritance tax from April next year - unless our new Chancellor steps in and waters down or axes this deeply unpopular new burden, as he should.

  • HMRC collects £164m in ‘needless’ pension tax

    New figures from HMRC reveal that the tax authorities collected £164m in pension annual allowance charges last year, with one expert warning that more high-earners are being "caught out" by the charge.

  • IHT receipts reach record high of £2.3bn in Q2

    Inheritance tax receipts reached £2.3bn between April and June, up £96m on the same period last year, according to new figures issued by HMRC today.

  • Nearly 2.5m more higher rate taxpayers over past two years

    Latest figures from HMRC reveal that the number of higher rate tax payers is set to have risen rise by nearly 2.5m over the past two years as fiscal drag pulls more high earners into higher rate tax bands.

  • State Pension Age income tax payers to hit 9.58m this tax year

    An additional 1.5m State Pensioners are set to pay income tax this year, according to data released this week by HMRC and analysed by financial services consultancy Broadstone.

  • Editor’s Comment: The tax timebomb heading our way

    They say the only things certain in life are death and taxes. What they never said was that one day the vast majority of UK workers would end up paying higher rate 40% income tax on their earnings, a levy almost unimaginable a few years ago.

  • HMRC crackdown on false tax declarations adds criminal offence

    The Government has published a consultation on the introduction of a criminal offence of reckless untrue declarations or supplying reckless false statements for direct tax.

  • IHT receipts drop for second month but trend is upwards

    Inheritance Tax receipts for May were £1.4 billion, £37m lower than the same period last year although the long term trend remains upwards, experts say.

  • HMRC complaints surge 66% to 12,670 in one year

    The number of complaints made to HMRC about delays and mistakes surged 66% to 12,670 last year as taxpayers spent more than 550 years between them trying to sort things out with the tax office.

  • IHT pension tax changes spur new trust from Transact

    Transact has unveiled the new Flexible Reversionary Trust (FRT) which it says will help advisers prepare for the April 2027 IHT changes when unused pension funds will be subject to IHT.

  • Editor’s Comment: Threat to ISAs could sour saver success

    ISAs have been one of the most successful parts of the government’s strategy to encourage saving for several decades now so, of course, it is a perfect time to destroy them (sarcasm intended).

  • Savers could face 22% tax on investment ISA cash - reports

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves may be planning to tax interest on cash held in stocks and shares ISAs, according to newspaper reports.

  • Young respond more quickly to tax changes

    Tax changes announced in last November’s Budget have encouraged more young people to use ISAs and pensions, according to new research.

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