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e-news Spring 2021
The spring Budget is, of course, our main focus for this issue. With so much of the Chancellor’s plans released before the day, many will have thought they knew what was coming. However, the expected changes following recent reports from the Office of Tax Simplification on inheritance tax and capital gains tax were nowhere to be seen.
Budget Report 2021
While the pre-Budget Treasury leaking machine appeared to flag many of the Budget measures announced, the Chancellor still managed to produce some surprises on Budget Day.
e-news Summer 2020
In our Summer e-newsletter we look at holding your nerve with your investments, are tax rises on the way, is it time to review your drawdown plans and more...
e-news Spring 2020
In our Spring e-newsletter we look at managing through COVID-19, National Living Wage versus the new State Pension and more...
March 2020 Budget Report
“….get it done” was a recurrent phrase in the Budget speech of the new Chancellor, Rishi Sunak. It could equally have been “get it spent” or “get it borrowed” as Mr Sunak announced a raft of spending initiatives with few supporting tax increases.
