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Changes to tax relief for residential landlords (buy to let)

New rules are set to be phased in starting in April such that finance costs (eg.interest on mortgages or loans relating to the property) will no longer be takeninto account when working out taxable profits. Instead, the income tax on property profits will be calculated first and the landlord’s... Read more

Recent Base Rate Changes

It may be time to jump on the rate drop band wagon! We all like to think of what we could do with a little extra money…. An extra date night per month, save for the trip of a life time, buy new shoes or even top up your pension. Recently, there has been a lot of commentary around the Bank of... Read more

The Lifetime ISA – what you need to know

George Osborne’s Lifetime ISA (LISA) will launch next April – giving savers under 40 a new long-term savings option. We know the LISA has been designed to help savers buy their first home or save for retirement, but will it be suitable for you? Here’s what you need to know. How will the LISA... Read more

Pension Death Benefits – does your pension plan allow for the new flexibilities?

In light of the new pension flexibilities for death benefits – i.e. the facility to pass funds down through the generations via flexi-access drawdown, and the possibility of paying death benefits to a far wider range of beneficiaries – it is important to bear in mind that it may be impossible to... Read more

Inheritance tax – the main rules around the residence nil rate band

As the introduction of the residence nil rate band draws nearer we take a look at the main criteria for using it and how it will work in practice. Bear in mind that the final legislation is not yet in place so there could still be minor amendments and clarifications in respect of some of the... Read more

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