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Chancellor Rishi Sunak set out a Budget prioritising the protection of businesses during the pandemic. Our report highlights the headlines that may have an impact on your family, your business and your wealth going forward. Please follow our link to read our report on the how the budget is moving forward.  Read More

Please follow our link to our helpful guide of tax planning tips to consider before 5th April. In an ideal world, we would be thinking about tax planning throughout the year, but this year has been like no other. Covid-19 has impacted all our lives; family, work, and even our finances and is going to affect us for some time… Read More

January is almost over so it’s time to look forward to the Budget, due to be delivered on 3rd March.  The Chancellor must find a balance between supporting the health of businesses and the consumers they rely on. It is unlikely the Chancellor would want to risk pushing the economy too hard into reverse by introducing aggressive tax-raising measures too… Read More

Happy New Year to all of our Signature Tax clients. We wish you a very happy and safe 2021. Read More

Even serious tax people need to lighten their mood sometimes, so our Head of Tax, Chris Williams, has produced something different to greet the festive season. Just note, however, that even in this jollity there hides some serious tax points. At Signature Tax we are used to resolving the problems of the globally mobile and nobody exemplifies this better than… Read More

Although efforts to deal with Covid-19 are starting to bear fruit, the prospects for a return to normality in education are still uncertain at best. In this climate parents and other family members may want to provide additional support to children whose education risks being disrupted or otherwise hindered. Parents Where minors (children under 18) are concerned the options for… Read More

Since the onset of the pandemic and the rollout of the Furlough Scheme, billions of pounds have been pumped into the economy to assist those in need. However, as the age-old adage goes, what goes up, must come down. The Chancellor is now tasked with the job of collecting a considerable portion of the funds that were distributed through the… Read More

The lockdown was bound to create difficulties. In tax terms, however,  it could hardly have come at a worse time with entertainment venues missing out on the party season and retailers, hoping to recoup some of their earlier losses during the festive shopping season, finding themselves forcibly closed. All businesses are waiting for the potential cash-flow catastrophe of rents and… Read More

Making the best of a BAD job – CGT options for business owners CGT relief for business owner-managers has not gone completely but it has been severely reduced now that entrepreneurs’ relief has become the Business Asset Disposal, or BAD relief. This isn’t a new relief replacing the old ER; the relief has been renamed and reduced but it is… Read More