What are the key tax changes that earners, savers and investors should be aware of as we head into the new tax year and what can taxpayers do before 5th April and beyond to reduce their income tax liability?
What tax saving strategies do taxpayers have available to them, from utilising pension contributions to charitable giving and interspousal transfers?
How can taxpayers utilise tax efficient structures such as ISAs, Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs) and Enterprise Investment Schemes (EIS) to their advantage?
Preparing Your Portfolio For The Tax Crunch
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ABOUT THE EVENT
ABOUT THE EVENT
The 5th April tax year-end is set to be one of the most decisive in decades as a raft of tax allowance cuts and threshold freezes come into force. Announced in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement with the aim of stemming the UK’s fiscal deficit, the tax changes could have significant implications for earners, savers and investors. Planning ahead and making use of the tax allowance options available will be key for those wanting to minimise the effects of the impending tax burden.
With income tax thresholds being frozen and the top tax rate threshold falling from £150,000 to £125,000, earners of all levels should be aware of the implications of wage inflation pushing them into higher tax brackets. How can these earners utilise strategies such as pension contributions, tax efficient investments, ISA and pension allowances, charitable giving and interspousal transfers to make savings? What are the key considerations to be aware of when it comes to capital gains and inheritance tax, and how can people make the most of allowances and reliefs?
Hosted by Investors’ Chronicle in partnership with Bestinvest, this one hour webinar will outline the key year-end tax changes that earners, savers and investors should be aware of and provide practical advice to help manage the tax burden in the most efficient way possible.
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