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We need a national conversation about how to share the burden of caring for the old and infirm
An increase in national insurance contributions is not the right solution
Government focused on possible rise in national insurance contributions to fund changes
Chancellor insists Boris Johnson’s hoped-for reforms must be fiscally sustainable
Tax relief on retirement savings looks to be ‘low hanging fruit’ for a chancellor desperate to balance the books
High earners ask lawyers for advice after HMRC loses landmark case
Are you in danger of breaching the lifetime allowance? Stopping contributions might not be the right answer
Scrutinising buyout tools rather than ownership is a better course
UK chancellor and health secretary form powerful alliance to push through publicly funded reforms to creaking system
More high earners are set to become additional rate payers
UK due to secure exemption for City of London banks from regulations brokered at OECD
The Enterprise Investment Scheme and venture capital trusts come with a string of tax breaks — and social benefits
HMRC warns future furlough claims will be blocked until backlog paid as it seeks to recover debts
The chancellor will bank on the prime minister eventually facing up to economic reality
OECD warns levies could increase as governments seek to pay down pandemic debt
The letter comes with a certificate of tax position to complete, but I’m wary about completing this.
Business secretary promises ‘cautious approach’ on collection of tax arrears built up during pandemic
Supply teachers and agency nurses among those put into umbrella company schemes
The richest are able to accumulate vast fortunes yet only pay levies when they decide to cash out
Millions have seen their pension prospects shaken by the pandemic
Four taxing questions to ask well before your 60th birthday
I want to support good causes, but don’t understand the tax rules
Chancellor’s claim of accord being a ‘huge prize for British taxpayers’ will depend on how details are ironed out
As the pandemic puts pressure on public finances, the UK’s quirky IHT system has come under international scrutiny
Simplify inheritance taxation to defuse criticism and secure revenues
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