The possibility of tax reform in the UK
06/09/21 • 24 min
Throughout this episode, Julia and Anthony describe some of the key changes to capital gains tax and inheritance tax that have been proposed by various bodies such as the Office of Tax Simplification, and explore how this could potentially impact you and your family.
Julia Rosenbloom and Anthony Whatling, Partners in our Private Client Tax Services team, discuss the possibility of tax reform in the UK. Throughout this episode, Julia and Anthony describe some of the key changes to capital gains tax and inheritance tax that have been proposed by various bodies such as the Office of Tax Simplification, and explore how this could potentially impact you and your family.
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Hosts: Julia Rosenbloom, Anthony Whatling
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This episode was recorded on 26/05/2021
This S&W The Pulse podcast is of a general nature and is not a substitute for professional advice. No responsibility can be accepted for the consequences of any action taken or refrained from as a result of what is said. The views expressed are not necessarily those of the presenter or of Smith & Williamson or any of its affiliates. No reproduction of this podcast may be made in whole or in part for professional or recreational purposes. No action should be taken based on this podcast and we accept no liability if we change your views on any of the subjects mentioned.
Tax [and Government] legislation is that prevailing at the time, is subject to change without notice and depends on individual circumstances. Clients should always seek appropriate tax advice before making decisions. HMRC Tax Year 2021/22.
Throughout this episode, Julia and Anthony describe some of the key changes to capital gains tax and inheritance tax that have been proposed by various bodies such as the Office of Tax Simplification, and explore how this could potentially impact you and your family.
Julia Rosenbloom and Anthony Whatling, Partners in our Private Client Tax Services team, discuss the possibility of tax reform in the UK. Throughout this episode, Julia and Anthony describe some of the key changes to capital gains tax and inheritance tax that have been proposed by various bodies such as the Office of Tax Simplification, and explore how this could potentially impact you and your family.
SOCIAL MEDIA:
Twitter - @SmithWilliamson
LinkedIn - @Smith&Williamson
CREDITS:
Hosts: Julia Rosenbloom, Anthony Whatling
Producer: Laura Burrows
GET IN TOUCH:
Have any feedback? We're listening, email us at: [email protected]
Want to know more about our Private Client Tax Services and how we can help you? Head here for more info https://bit.ly/3wPQy5Y
This episode was recorded on 26/05/2021
This S&W The Pulse podcast is of a general nature and is not a substitute for professional advice. No responsibility can be accepted for the consequences of any action taken or refrained from as a result of what is said. The views expressed are not necessarily those of the presenter or of Smith & Williamson or any of its affiliates. No reproduction of this podcast may be made in whole or in part for professional or recreational purposes. No action should be taken based on this podcast and we accept no liability if we change your views on any of the subjects mentioned.
Tax [and Government] legislation is that prevailing at the time, is subject to change without notice and depends on individual circumstances. Clients should always seek appropriate tax advice before making decisions. HMRC Tax Year 2021/22.
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Tax and Government legislation is that prevailing at the time, is subject to change without notice and depends on individual circumstances. Clients should always seek appropriate tax advice before making decisions. HMRC Tax Year 2021/22.
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In this episode we’ll be looking at the recent volatility in stock markets and whether concerns on inflation are justified.
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