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Technology and Creative Industries profit from Budget 2012 – By John North, Corporate Department
Good news for the technology sectors today when Mr Osborne said that he wanted the UK to become “Europe’s technology centre” with the following key announcements:
Impact of the Budget 2012 for individuals – by Deanna Hurst, Private Client Department
The key points emerging from the Chancellor’s statement today are as follows:
Impact of the Budget 2012 for business – by John North, Corporate Department
The key points emerging from the Chancellor’s statement today are as follows: Continue reading
Autumn Statement: Tough times ahead but financial support for small and medium businesses and the construction and transport sectors – By John North, Corporate Department
The Chancellor made his much-leaked Autumn Statement at 12.30pm today and whilst there were a number of measures to try to help businesses and families who are still struggling Continue reading
‘Budget’ by Christopher Hall
The Budget was held on 23 March 2011. I have the following key points:-
- There was an emphasis on encouraging enterprise investment in the UK by increasing the lifetime Entrepreneurs’ Relief for capital gains tax to £10,000,000 so that any gains up to the amount of £10,000,000 are charged at 10% instead of the standard rate of 18% (or the higher rate of 28% for higher rate taxpayers). Continue reading
‘Checklist of key issues for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the 22 June 2010 Budget’ by Louise Engel, Corporate Department
This checklist highlights the key issues for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the 22 June 2010 Budget. Continue reading
‘Emergency Budget Update’ by Chris Hall
Beware the stroke of midnight! From last night Capital Gains Tax will increase for higher rate tax payers to 28%, but lower rate tax payers will still pay 18%. The annual exemption remains at £10,100. However Entrepreneurs’ relief has been extended to the first £5 million of gains. Continue reading
‘Future changes in Capital Gains Tax’ by Chris Hall
You will no doubt be aware that the rate of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is set to rise on 22nd June at the Emergency Budget. Whilst it is difficult to predict the exact nature of the tax changes, it is advisable to consider taking pre-emptive action to lock in the existing gains under the CGT regime. Continue reading