Andrew Haggard FCA, Author at Haggards Crowther

Making the Most of Pension Contributions and Tax Relief

Saving for retirement is one of the most effective ways to prepare for the future, and the government provides an added incentive by giving tax relief on pension contributions. In most cases, this relief is applied automatically, but there are circumstances where you may need to claim it yourself. This...

Do You Have to Pay Inheritance Tax Before Probate?

Inheritance Tax (IHT) can be one of the most confusing and stressful...

What Landlords Need to Know About FHL Abolition

The UK property sector is on the brink of a monumental shift....

How Inheritance Tax Works on Overseas Property

If you're a UK resident receiving inheritance from abroad, the question of...

A Guide to Inheritance Tax Planning & Trusts

Inheritance tax refers to the tax on the property of someone who’s passed away. Did you know that inheritance tax...

What is a Family Office and When Would I Need One?

Family offices have become an essential service for high-net individuals and families who are looking to grow overall wealth. However,...

How Are The Rules Changing For Non Dom Residents

The tax rule of non-dom status residents has recently undergone significant changes in the UK. It has been known for...

School Fees and VAT

With recent announcements by HM Government, the picture on the application of VAT to private education has now become a...

Personal Tax Allowance for 2024/25 Explained

Understanding the Personal Tax Allowance 2024 25 tax year is important and useful to know. With this understanding you can...

What happens when your salary goes over £100k?

Whilst breaking the £100k mark can still feel like a personal career high, it's worth being aware of the tax implications of being in the top 2% of the UK’s earners

What are the tax planning options for a limited company owner earning over £100k?

Whilst breaking the £100k mark can feel like a personal career-high, it’s worth being aware of the tax implications of being in the top 2% of the UK’s earners.