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As property values rise, in particular private residences, and with the freezing of the nil rate band since 2009, more and more people are getting caught up in the inheritance tax (IHT) net.

The Stamp Duty Land Tax Holiday has proved successful in sparking housing market activity over the last few months. And it’s not just your average home buyer that is benefitting from the temporary changes introduced by the scheme, even landlords are saving money while adding to their property portfolio.

Capital gains tax (CGT), tax paid on the profit you make from the sale or disposal of an asset such as shares or property, should be reviewed and overhauled, according to some experts. What might change and how could you be affected?

In an attempt to recoup funds sorely needed after the country was ravaged by coronavirus, the Chancellor is considering new ways to gain potential missing income from the UK’s top earners.

How much income tax you pay depends on a few things: how much of your income is above your personal allowance, how much of it falls within each tax band, and if the income you make is tax-free or not. Understanding exactly how much income tax you pay and how much money you’ll actually take […]

For thirty years, Dental & Medical Financial Services have been helping medical professionals in all sectors across the UK, to achieve their financial goals and dreams. How are we different?

October marks the start of Quarter 3 in the tax year. Here are some tax considerations relevant for this time of year.

Buy-to-let in the UK has been through the mill and it is no longer as attractive to many investors due to more stringent tax legislation. Taking everything into consideration in recent months, is it now worth considering a UK holiday let instead of a buy-to-let?

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is under review with the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) after a request from the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, in what may be an attempt to claw back tax revenues to offset the unprecedented financial support provided during the Covid-19 pandemic. How could this affect you?

Recently, the government announced temporary changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT). In England and Northern Ireland, the limit will be raised from £125,000 to £500,000 until 31st March 2021. Who could benefit from this SDLT holiday?