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Election Season – Is a shift to the left right for markets?

16th July 2024

In last month’s update we touched upon the French and British general elections, however at the time of writing the UK election hadn’t yet taken place and the French election had only passed its first round. Now that both elections have concluded we can take a deeper dive into market reactions.

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IHT receipts reach a staggering £1.4bn in just two months

12th July 2024

UK inheritance tax receipts are breaking records! Find out why they're rising and how the frozen threshold combined with rising property prices could mean more tax for your heirs.

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Navigating Self-Employed Tax Traps

10th July 2024

Being self-employed offers the unique opportunity to ‘be your own boss’, but it is crucial to be aware of potential tax planning pitfalls. Read here to find out more.

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21 May 2024

How to escape the tax raid on your wealth

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