We last had the pleasure of writing Tax Journal’s annual review of issues that have affected private clients in 2021. Our title was ‘Private client tax in 2021: plus ça change?’ and our overriding theme that little had changed. How different 2024 has been!
The year has of course been dominated by a Budget apiece for the outgoing Conservative government and the incoming Labour government. We promised Tax Journal’s esteemed editor that this piece would not solely be about ‘non-doms’ (which make up the majority of our client base) or ‘tractor tax’ (Claire is a farmer’s daughter) but these are clearly the issues that have dominated 2024.
As well as a brief canter through some of the other main reforms announced...
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We last had the pleasure of writing Tax Journal’s annual review of issues that have affected private clients in 2021. Our title was ‘Private client tax in 2021: plus ça change?’ and our overriding theme that little had changed. How different 2024 has been!
The year has of course been dominated by a Budget apiece for the outgoing Conservative government and the incoming Labour government. We promised Tax Journal’s esteemed editor that this piece would not solely be about ‘non-doms’ (which make up the majority of our client base) or ‘tractor tax’ (Claire is a farmer’s daughter) but these are clearly the issues that have dominated 2024.
As well as a brief canter through some of the other main reforms announced...
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