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So, farewell then 6 April?

The UK’s unusual tax year end date is coming under scrutiny in tandem with potential changes to the tax year basis for the self-employed.

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Capital gains tax receipts underline tempting target for Chancellor

New HMRC data shows that in 2019/20, £9.9 billion of capital gains tax (CGT) liabilities were created.

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A hint of rising interest rates?

The Bank of England has suggested that interest rates may rise sooner than expected.

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Pension age steps closer to 57

The government has published draft legislation to raise the minimum age for drawing pension benefits from 55 to 57.

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HMRC loses on child benefit tax

A recent Upper Tribunal case has raised questions about HMRC’s approach to collecting tax on child benefit.

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No room for giveaways in OBR risk report

The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has given Rishi Sunak its new worry list. It gives the Chancellor little wriggle room for potential Budget generosity.

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Social care rises up the agenda

A proposal to address social care funding is apparently imminent.

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National Savings goes green

National Savings & Investments has announced details of a new green savings product.

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Pension lifetime allowance cuts on the horizon

New HMRC statistics show the lifetime allowance continues to be a useful revenue earner for HM Treasury, but rumoured cuts at the next Budget could be a concern for soon-to-be retirees.

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2021: six months down...

The first six months of 2021 have been rewarding for investors, but the next six are uncertain.

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