Tax Planning
Jonathan Simmons: Labour's plan to reform IHT
The Christmas general election of 2019 will soon be upon us and so, here, Jonathan Simmons explores the parties' inheritance tax plans...
Total IHT receipts reach £5.4bn in 2018/19
3% increase on previous tax year
IHT rules remain unclear to consumers, research finds
Zurich research reveals confusion
Christina Stone: IHT planning and intergenerational wealth transfers
‘Inheritance economy’
Neil MacGillivray: Simplifying IHT (Part 1) - The winners and losers
OTS’s second report
John Humphreys: Planning for IHT changes - great or small
Post-OTS recommendations
Jasper Smith: Is now a good time to invest in growing companies?
Or to invest in a nuclear bunker?
Tom Hopkins: Maintaining patience on capital
A question of structure
Laura Suter: The taxing task of IHT simplification
Two big unknowns
Andrew Aldridge: Energising IHT mitigation with renewables
Business relief
Jack Rose: Get back to what you know
Encouraging entrepreneurialism
John Humphreys: Placing trust in trustees
Consider continuity
Neil MacGillivray: Shifting through the gears of gifting
Few ‘gifters’ motivated by IHT
Jack Rose: Banging the drum for tax-efficiency
Revisit sector structure
Setting a benchmark for inheritance tax portfolios
Tracking real performance
More families will be caught in IHT net as receipts increase - Time
£1.5bn increase over five years
John Humphreys: At times of uncertainty, go back to basics
Tax-planning principles
Steven Cameron: Four personal finance changes taking effect tomorrow
AE, LTA and more
UK's wealthiest paying half IHT rate of smaller estates - Canada Life
'Deep inconsistencies'
John Davies: Key themes affecting the VCT sector
Mitigating risks
Quickfire Q&A with Deepbridge Capital's Ian Warwick
EIS and Seed EIS sectors
Neil MacGillivray: Is government winning the tax avoidance battle?
Avoidance, evasion and non-compliance
Andrew Aldridge: A helping hand for UK plc
Active involvement
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