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TC Group's short video round-up of the headline-grabbing measures from the Budget 2020

If any one mainstream tax is likely to see major changes in this year’s Spring Budget, inheritance tax appears to be the most obvious candidate. It’s generally regarded as unpopular and convoluted, with many people disagreeing in principle with the very idea that...

There are new tax reporting and payment rules that will apply from April 2020 on the sale of residential property by individuals, partners and trustees. These rules do not apply to the sale of the family home but will apply to second homes including those co-owned...

It’s a new year and businesses need to plan ahead for major changes taking place in HR and Capital Gains Tax (CGT). It is of the utmost importance that clients, businesses and individuals consider these, take expert advice and then act well in time before they come...

The nation has spoken and one of the most dramatic elections of recent years has returned a Conservative government with one of the largest majorities since 1987. But what will this mean for businesses, many of whom have been treading water for the past three and a...

As Christmas approaches we offer some seasonal HR and Financial Planning tips for businesses  …   For many businesses the great Christmas Party represents their main social event of the year, where everyone from directors to graduate trainees meet to celebrate...

TC’s Head of Legal Services James Allen outlines some of the key areas that business owners need to consider  …   With a new year looming and hopefully a little more stability following December’s general election, many business owners may well be thinking afresh...

Low interest rates continue to make property an attractive investment proposition, while falling house prices across many parts of the UK have sounded a warning bell and created a less positive landscape. Add to that the uncertainty around Brexit and a political...

Please note, the points below will only come into effect if there is a ‘no deal’ Brexit.  If there is a deal with the EU then there should be a transitional period where most items will remain as they are currently for a period (maybe 12-18 months) to allow for...