UK Government Budget: Legal Implications and Insights

One of the key takeaways from the autumn budget was the Chancellors announcement that pensions will be subject to inheritance tax from April 2027. As

As the Chancellor unveiled the Autumn 2024 budget, fresh tax tweaks and funding shifts are set to reshape the business landscape – raising the stakes

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has now delivered Labour’s first budget since 2010 with the aim of “restoring economic stability” taking a tax centric approach. We have

Jurisdiction for Divorce in England  Jurisdiction for divorce in England is based upon habitual residence or domicile in this country. If one or both parties

Introduction of VAT on school fees from January 2025 may have an impact on divorcing couples in the following ways:  How can Goughs help? As family

Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered Labour’s first Budget in 14 years to Parliament today and it contained significant changes to both capital gains tax and inheritance

Higher rates of SDLT for additional properties As a surprise shock, the Chancellor has announced that as from 31st October 2024 the surcharge rate of

Whilst slightly ahead of the budget, we felt this was a good place to up to date you with everything you need to know about