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  • Lutterworth
  • Luton 
  • Harlow
  • Hemel Hempstead 
  • Northampton 
  • Folkestone 
  • Bedford 
  • Harpenden 
  • Milton Keynes
  • Dorking 
  • Stevenage 
  • Basingstoke 
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Inheritance tax and Gifts – don’t get caught out

30th August 2024

A recent freedom of information request submitted to HMRC has revealed that the number of estates paying inheritance tax on gifts has more than doubled from 2011 to 2021 – another stealth tax. Don’t get caught out.

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How to handle an Inheritance

27th August 2024

Receiving an inheritance can be both a financial and emotional challenge. For many, recieving a windfall can be difficult to manage. This article explores how to navigate these unexpected changes with the future in mind.

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Do you pay Capital Gains Tax on inherited property?

Do you pay Capital Gains Tax on inherited property?

22th August 2024

When inheriting a property, it can be an overwhelming process and you may be surprised at the tax you may be liable to pay. Here we overview all you need to know on capital gains tax on inherited property.

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21 May 2024

How to escape the tax raid on your wealth

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