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Could you Move to Europe and Receive Your UK Pension Tax-Free? Understanding Cross-Border Taxation and Double Taxation Relief
Moving To Europe to Receive Your UK Pension Tax-Free? In recent years, a growing number of British pensioners have opted to retire abroad—especially in EU countries. According to the latest analysis, tens of thousands of UK retirees living in Europe are enjoying what some are calling a ‘hidden perk’: receiving as much as £35,000 a year in State Pension income, with little to no UK tax liability.

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2 days ago4 min read


Selling, Renting or Inheriting Property in the UK: A Full Guide to Capital Gains Tax Relief Strategies
In this guide, we’ll walk you through the structure of CGT, how it’s calculated, and practical strategies for managing it. Whether you're an investor or a homeowner, understanding your tax responsibilities is key.

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Jul 93 min read


UK Tax-Free Allowance Freeze May Push 7 Million into Higher Tax Rates! Labour's Welfare Reform U-Turn Sparks Controversy
HMRC's urgent warning to seven million UK households over tax rates; U-turn in UK Welfare Reform: Planned Fiscal Savings May Evaporate; The EU is considering imposing high tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.

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Jul 75 min read


UK Inheritance Tax on the Rise, With Smaller Estates Also Affected
In just the past month alone, HMRC collected nearly £800 million in inheritance tax (IHT), marking the second-highest monthly figure ever recorded. As a result, many families not previously considered wealthy are now being swept into the scope of IHT.

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Jul 44 min read


Are Young People Increasingly Relying on the ‘Bank of Mum and Dad’ to Buy Their First Home?
According to major media reports, the so-called ‘Bank of Mum and Dad’ is playing a major role in the UK housing market, helping young people buy homes earlier and at higher prices — particularly first-time buyers. In other words, for many people under 30 in the UK, homeownership is simply not realistic without financial help from parents.

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Jun 273 min read


Are there any pitfalls to the new Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime?
Under the new policy, the UK government has scrapped the remittance basis for non-domiciled individuals—previously allowing up to 15 years without paying UK tax on foreign income. It has now been replaced by a new residence-based system for foreign income and gains (Foreign Income and Gains, or FIG).
The sweeping reforms targets 34 different benefits, from disability allowances to chronic illness support.

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Jun 184 min read


Nearly half of retirees to be hit by Inheritance Tax bill
Did you know? Nearly half of retirees to be hit by Inheritance Tax bill. According to data analysis, approximately 46% of individuals aged 85 to 89 receive a State Pension that exceeds the £12,570 tax-free personal allowance, meaning they must pay income tax on their pension income. For retirees aged 90 and above, this figure stands at 45%. Among those under 85, around 22% are also taxed on their State Pension income — effectively subject to a so-called ‘retirement tax’.

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Jun 134 min read


The £400,000 black hole - why scandal compensation might disappear
Between the 1970s and 1980s, around 5,000 haemophiliacs and other blood disorder patients in the UK were infected with HIV or hepatitis viruses after receiving contaminated blood products from the NHS. Nearly 3,000 died as a result. Under current UK inheritance tax laws, only the first direct heir is exempt. Any subsequent inheritance of that scandal compensation is subject to up to 40% tax.

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Jun 114 min read


£800 Million to be reimbursed due to State Pension errors – over 130,000 people set to benefit
Recently, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) issued a new statement announcing that, due to a historic state pension error, over 130,000 individuals have received a total of approximately £800 million in backdated state pension payments.

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Jun 43 min read


UK Government Unveils £25bn Pension ‘Megafunds’, Considers ‘Bath Tax’ and Scrapping Two-child Benefits Limit
Prime Minister says government 'will look at' scrapping two-child benefits limit; Labour plots ‘family bathtime tax’ on water bills; Reeves outlines plan for £25bn pension 'megafunds'.

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Jun 24 min read


UK Welfare System Faces Historic Overhaul
On 18 March 2025, the UK welfare system reached a turning point. Liz Kendall, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, firmly announced in Parliament a ‘surgical’ reform of the social security system, aiming to strip £5 billion annually from public welfare spending.
The sweeping reforms targets 34 different benefits, from disability allowances to chronic illness support.

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May 284 min read


How will the abolition of the ‘non-dom’ tax regime affect individuals?
From April onwards, various UK tax changes, along with rising household bills, have created new challenges and opportunities in personal and business financial planning. Of particular concern for foreign nationals residing in the UK is the new policy which took effect on 6
HMRC first introduced the concept of Making Tax Digital (MTD) in 2015, with the aim of phasing out paper-based tax returns and shifting to digital submissions via approved software — ushering in a system

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May 234 min read


US Tariffs – How will they affect the UK?
The US administration recently announced a plan targeting more than 20 economies with the largest trade deficits with the US, claiming unfair trade practices are harming American interests. In addition, the US plans to impose a 10% baseline tariff on nearly all imports from
HMRC first introduced the concept of Making Tax Digital (MTD) in 2015, with the aim of phasing out paper-based tax returns and shifting to digital submissions via approved software — ushering in a system

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May 214 min read


UK rich list has recorded the biggest drop in 37 years
UK Rich List sees biggest drop in 37 years! 10% of Britons save no money! New 10-year permanent residency policy may affect current visas!

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May 195 min read


MTD to be made compulsory for millions of businesses and individuals
As we move further into the digital age, many industries are gradually abandoning paper-heavy administrative processes in favour of streamlined, digital solutions.
HMRC first introduced the concept of Making Tax Digital (MTD) in 2015, with the aim of phasing out paper-based tax returns and shifting to digital submissions via approved software — ushering in a system of real-time tax.

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May 133 min read


Crackdown on fake company registrations – how can businesses stay compliant and avoid risks?
All companies operating in the UK must be registered with Companies House. Once registered, they are required to submit an annual Confirmation Statement and Annual Accounts, which help the public, investors, and government assess a company’s financial health and operations.

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May 133 min read


The Prime Minister Proposes Stricter Immigration Rules with English Tests and Delayed Settlement
The Prime Minister proposes stricter immigration rules with English Tests and Delayed Settlement. UK and US announce trade deal. Interest rate cut to 4.25% by Bank of England.

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May 124 min read


Changes to UK tax rules for your side hustle!
If you have a full-time job but enjoy making some extra money through second-hand selling platforms, you need to be aware of changes to income tax rules!

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May 24 min read


Planning on selling homemade food? Make sure you’re certified first!
Selling homemade food in the UK is subject to regulatory oversight, just like opening a restaurant. You must obtain the necessary certifications, fulfil your tax obligations, and may even be eligible for tax relief.

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Apr 305 min read


New tax rises warning as borrowing jumps in UK hit by tariff wars
New tax rises warning as borrowing jumps in UK hit by tariff wars. Energy price cap set to fall in July, according to forecast. Retail sales see biggest rise for nearly four years.

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Apr 284 min read
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