Tax Planning

In the latest Interactive Financial Adviser debate, our panellists from Berkeley Law and Legal & General discussed Tax Planning.

The Post Office has launched the third issue of its popular Inflation-Linked savings bond.

Chancellor George Osborne has signaled he is unlikely to cut taxes before the next election as the world economy faces a crisis "at least as serious" as the 2008 banking collapse.

Private equity firms and businesses deemed to be "asset strippers" will face higher taxes under a Labour government, Ed Miliband will warn today, under plans to judge firms on how they make money.

Capital gains tax (CGT) makes up a significant portion of the tax paid unnecessarily by consumers each year, research suggests.

Scottish Widows has lost a case against Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) in the Supreme Court.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is slowly narrowing what it calls the 'tax gap' - the amount of tax that goes uncollected each year - but it is still falling some £35bn short, according to the latest figures.

Brian Murphy addresses the changes and potential impact of HM Treasury's recent review of UK residency status.

Leading entrepreneurs view the 50p tax rate as an "obstacle to enterprise and incentive", according to a survey by Ernst & Young (E&Y).

Business secretary Vince Cable today called for a policy of "stability, stimulus and solidarity" to aid Britain's financial recovery.