Tag Archives: CGT

Harry and Meghan ceasing to be UK resident

Posted on February 26, 2021 by Alice Heathfield

As a couple the Duke and Duchess of Sussex garner significant public attention. However, to the UK tax adviser, they provide a perfect backdrop against which to frame the UK residency and domicile rules, and they help elucidate an important …

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Shake up of CGT?

Posted on February 12, 2021 by Alice Heathfield

The Covid pandemic has dealt a serious blow to the state of the nation’s finances. Predicting what the pandemic holds in store has proven a real problem for commentators and the Government alike, but it seems certain that eventually the …

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Are you ready for changes to Capital Gains Tax rules?

Posted on February 17, 2020 by Christopher Wilsher

In July 2019, the government announced plans to make a number of changes to capital gains tax (CGT) principal private residence relief (PPR). PPR is the relief that exempts homeowners from paying CGT on their main residence. The proposed changes …

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Entrepreneurs Relief Reform

Posted on January 30, 2020 by Christopher Wilsher

The Conservative Party committed itself to “review and reform” Entrepreneurs Relief in its 2019 General Election manifesto. The Conservatives further stated that it has not “fully delivered on [its] objectives” and so, with the Conservatives having been returned to government …

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