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Civil partnerships and tax

Barry Jefferd Accounting, Barry Jefferd, Inheritance Tax, Personal Taxation, Tax, Team Member January 6, 2020January 6, 2020Capital Gains Tax, CGT, estate, IHT, inheritance tax planning, ISA, marriage tax allowance, national insurance, NIC, nil-rate band, pension, tax planning, taxpayer 0 Comment

Civil partnerships and tax

Mixed-sex couples in England and Wales have been able to register their intent to enter civil partnerships since 2 December

Probate fee increases abandoned; How did we get here?

Barry Jefferd Barry Jefferd, HMRC, Inheritance Tax, Legislation, Personal Taxation, Probate, Tax, Team Member October 21, 2019assets, bereaved, Brexit, estate administration, Government, HM Courts & Tribunals, IHT, probate, probate fees, Tax 0 Comment

Probate fee increases abandoned; How did we get here?

The Government has announced, after much to-ing and fro-ing, indefinite delays and a lot of harsh criticism from industry professionals

Inheritance Tax and Estate planning: Why is it so important?

Barry Jefferd Accounting, Barry Jefferd, HMRC, Inheritance Tax, Legislation, Personal Taxation, Property Taxation, Tax, Team Member June 14, 2019June 27, 2019estate, IHT, inheritance tax, investment, nil-rate band, tax planning, trusts 0 Comment

Inheritance Tax and Estate planning: Why is it so important?

UK Inheritance Tax (IHT) receipts are currently at an all time high, hitting a record £5.4bn in 2018/19, and only

Probate fee increases delayed due to Brexit debates

Barry Jefferd Accounting, Barry Jefferd, HMRC, Inheritance Tax, Legislation, Personal Taxation, Probate, Property Taxation, Tax, Team Member April 1, 2019November 7, 2019application, bereavement, Brexit, delay, fees, HMRC, IHT, Ministry of Justice, probate, Probate Registry, Tax 0 Comment

probate fees delayed

Early last month, we brought you an update on the proposed changes to Probate fees. The new fees were expected

New probate fees spell sizeable expense for bereaved

Barry Jefferd Barry Jefferd, Inheritance Tax, Personal Taxation, Probate, Property Taxation, Tax, Team Member March 6, 2019November 7, 2019application, assets, bereavement, cashflow, estate, fees, HMRC, IHT, inheritance, probate, Tax 0 Comment

New probate fees spell sizeable expense for bereaved

In November 2018, plans to increase probate fees were reinstated. This was just under two years after they were initially

Year-end tax planning: No time like the present

Sarah Dixon Academies, Accounting, Business, Business Support, Business Taxation, Charities, Deadlines, Employers, Industry Sectors, Inheritance Tax, Personal Taxation, Phil Blackburn, Property, Property Taxation, Self-employed, Small businesses, Tax, Team Member April 3, 2018November 7, 2019allowance, CGT, corporation, dividend, exemption, exit, Government, IHT, Income tax, inheritance, interest, ISA, landlords, LISA, mortgage, nil-rate, pensions, personal allowance, planning, relief, Tax, year-end 0 Comment

This week will see the end of the 2017/18 financial year on 5 April, as we transition into 2018/19. Ahead

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