The Chancellor George Osborne is to set out a plan to reduce corporation tax to 20% in next week's Budget.
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Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has altered its interpretation of annual allowance rules to let investors save more this year.
A former Labour Treasury minister today urged her party to drop its support for the 50p tax rate.
Do you have clients moving abroad for a new job or a retirement in the sun? Gavin Pluck, European director at Guardian Wealth Management, points out the top ten things to tell them before they go.
The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) will examine pensioner taxation in a new review announced today.
Tearing your hair out over UK tax regulations? Well, this guy isn't.
The proposed changes to pension input periods (PIPs) are "appallingly drafted" and will lead to further confusion over pension tax, experts have warned.
More than half of large blue chip firms are providing no independent financial advice to their employees before pension tax allowances are reduced, PwC says.
The new limit of £50,000 on pension contributions will hit doctors disproportionately hard as they are forced to pay extra advice fees, accountants say.