Neil MacGillivray: Will the tax advantages for married couples and civil partnerships remain a happy home?
The new calendar year has come and gone and so, as we start the edge closer to the end of the tax year, Neil MacGillivray looks at the planning opportunities available to married couples and civil partners
Historically, married couples and those in civil partnerships have been in a more tax privileged position - such as with income, capital gains and inheritance tax - than those couples who cohabit. Many...
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