It was recently reported in the press that Sir Bruce Forsyth dodged Inheritance Tax by leaving his total estate to his wife, who in turn gifted assets to his children.

In this month’s Q&A we take a look at how a letter of wishes can be used in Inheritance Tax planning.

This question has come up a number of times over the years from clients selling small parcels of agricultural land that have been used for grazing.

In this month’s Q&A we take a look at whether land used for grazing can qualify for Entrepreneurs Relief, and what is required to meet the trading test.

Commercial property owners can make capital allowance claims for various fixtures and fittings, but very few property owners know about these valuable tax breaks.

In this month’s Q&A we take a look at what qualifies, who can claim, and why expert advice from capital allowance specialists is needed to maximise potential claims.

It’s been a long time coming, following its announcement in 2013, but the new tax-free childcare scheme is finally being rolled out.

In this month’s Q&A we look at how the new scheme works, and compare it to the existing scheme, which you can still sign up for until April 2018…

Until recently ultra low emission vehicles have enjoyed very low company car tax rates, making them an attractive perk for a company owner, but what’s the current position?

In this month’s Q&A we look at the current company car tax rates for ultra low emission vehicles, and the planned changes from April 2020.