Many of the pension changes that were speculated to be featured in the Budget today (30 October) have not come to fruition.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has extended the £350,000 inheritance tax (IHT) threshold freeze for another two years until 2030.

Labour has moved forwards with an employers' National Insurance (NI) hike of 1.2% in the Autumn Budget, with the threshold ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves says she will remove the "outdated concept" of domicile from the tax system from April 2025. She ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has raised the lower rate of capital gains tax (CGT) from 10% to 18%, and the higher rate of CGT ...

Under the new rules, independent school fees will be subject to VAT at the standard rate of 20%. Private schools will also ...

Pensions passed on will be subject to inheritance tax (IHT) from 2027, Rachel Reeves has confirmed in today’s (30 October) ...

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has unveiled a 50% relief on “all circumstances on inheritance tax” for shares held on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) and other similar markets.

From the 2028/2029 financial year, income tax thresholds will be uprated in line with inflation once again, finally ending a freeze in place since 2022.

Labour has moved forwards with an employers' National Insurance (NI) hike of 1.2% in the Autumn Budget, with the threshold lowered and changes to employment allowance.