Leaving the UK can feel like a fresh start, but don’t be fooled in thinking it wipes the tax slate clean. From rental incomes to pensions, and from Dubai bank accounts to inheritance tax. HMRC’s reach extends far beyond British

Following the budget, businesses are increasingly looking at ways to reward their team without attracting unnecessary tax burdens. Fortunately, HMRC offers several tax-free perks that allow employers to treat their staff while staying on the right side of the law.

For those looking to pass wealth to the next generation while retaining some control, the two most common options are, Family Investment Control (FIC’s) and Trusts. But which one is more suitable for you? Or do you need both? With

The 2025 UK Budget introduces one of the most significant overhauls to the tax system in more than a decade, reshaping how individuals, landlords, investors and businesses are taxed. Unlike previous Budgets that focused on incremental change, the 2025 statement

HMRC is no longer playing softly. In early 2025 a Freedom of Information request revealed that the number of winding‑up petitions issued by HMRC had surged to a staggering 36,686. This marks a dramatic increase from the 1,414 recorded at

Pensions have long been promoted as one of the most tax-efficient ways to save for retirement and pass on wealth. But from April 2027, that advantage will vanish. Under new rules, pensions will be treated as part of your estate