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Latest Blog Posts
New Securities Transfer Tax: What Investors and Businesses Need to Know
The government plans to introduce a new Securities Transfer Tax (STT) in 2027 to replace Stamp Duty and Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT) on transfers of securities. Draft legislation was published on 13 July 2026, but the final rules, commencement
Gifts Out of Surplus Income: One of the Most Powerful Inheritance Tax Reliefs
The exemption for gifts made as part of a person’s normal expenditure out of income is one of the most valuable, and frequently overlooked, Inheritance Tax (IHT) reliefs available. Unlike a potentially exempt transfer (PET), which only falls outside the
MTD for Income Tax – Lessons learnt from Quarter 1
The first Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax (IT) quarterly deadline of 7 August 2026 has now passed, with more than 436,000 sole traders and landlords filing their first MTD quarterly update. As expected with any new reporting regime,
Life Insurance in Trust: Why It Matters and How It Can Protect Your Family
Do you have a life insurance policy? Is it written into trust? Why is this important? Life insurance policies will pay out a lump sum to your chosen beneficiaries, normally your spouse and children, when you die. Many individuals hold






