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HMRC reveals fiscal drag to push 35,000 more families into the Child Benefit tax charge

The projected increase of roughly 35,000 reflects the drag of frozen tax thresholds and static benefit parameters against rising nominal incomes.

It’s Official: Italy Raises Its Flat Tax to €300,000

Marco Mesina breaks down Italy's new €300,000 flat tax and why ultra-z

What UK expats need to know about tax post-Autumn Budget

People who work abroad need to be aware of what constitutes a non-resident.

State pensioners face 'two-tier' income tax rule from HMRC next year

A two-tier system has been mooted for retirees solely on new state pension and those on private schemes.

Tax receipts provide little Christmas cheer for households but IHT tax take does slow

These figures will certainly bring some Christmas cheer to the Treasury even if it represents a nation paying ever more tax.

Old Mill proud to be part of Kinbrook Group’s national ranking

This national recognition reflects the strength and momentum of the Group as it brings together a growing network of high-performing firms delivering expert accountancy, wealth management, financial planning, legal, and advisory services across the UK.

HSBC to pay about $300 million to settle French tax probe, Bloomberg News reports

HSBC, in October, said it had made a $300 million provision against the investigations.

How you can beat the 60% tax trap

Believe it or not, there can be a downside to having income of £100,000 or more – a 60% tax bill. As an increasing number of people get caught in the 60% tax trap, we outline some simple steps to help you avoid it.

HNWIs have no written record of what they have gifted to loved ones complicating IHT

This is a smart way to manage inheritance tax (IHT), but only if the right records are kept and put in writing.

Autumn Budget 2025 deep dive: What Rachel Reeves’ tax reforms mean for private wealth and high-value property

Her point is hard to dispute. One of the most eye-catching measures is probably the so-called Mansion Tax, an annual council tax surcharge of at least £2,500 on properties valued above £2 million.

Over £1 million in investments? What the Budget means for your finances

The Chancellor’s Autumn Budget continues a now well-established trend, reinforcing what we’ve seen in recent years.

The end of the UK Non-Dom Regime and other UK tax changes

Discover the UK tax changes and why Switzerland is the smart alternative for global private clients.

High earners to be £28k worse off by 2030 from frozen thresholds

HENRYs were among the hardest hit by this Budget

Swiss reject millionaire inheritance tax fearing wealth exodus

The plan ran into staunch opposition from the government and all parties aside from the left.

Budget boost for UK wealth managers

Plus, NYC pension warning, UK borrowing and Salvador Dalí at the Shapero Modern

Budget 2025 - Business Owners and Entrepreneurs Hit with a Fresh Volley of Tax Hikes

The Budget has seen a slew of measures which will impact business owners, requiring careful financial planning.

Personal Tax: Offshore Anti-Avoidance external engagement

The government will adopt a co-creation approach involving a small group of external expert alongside wider stakeholder engagement to help shape reform.

UK Autumn Budget 2025: the key tax changes explained

The Chamber is much smaller than it appears on television and the Government’s majority means that for many of their MPs it is standing room only.

Estate and Tax Planning for High-Net-Worth Individuals in Uncertain Times

Indeed, the UK government has already effectively raised IHT by curbing allowances in areas such as pensions, family farms and family businesses in its 2024 Autumn Budget.

£100k tax trap to hit 2.3m taxpayers by 2029

Rathbones’ FOI request reveals an additional 493,000 UK taxpayers are set to be caught in the next four years, representing a rise of 27% on the number now.