The first Labour Budget in over 14 years is unlikely to be a pleasant one indeed Sir Kier Starmer has indicated already that it will be ‘painful’! Chancellor Rachel Reeves is looking to reverse a budget deficit of around £20bn–£22bn. If the rumours trailed in the national and professional press are to be believed it seems CGT is one of the prime candidates for raising the much-needed revenue.
Will the rate of CGT increase? Will CGT be aligned with income tax rates? Will beneficial capital gains reliefs be curbed such as the CGT-free elimination of capital gains on death? These are the type of questions that are causing concern to owner managers and high net-worth individuals (HNWIs).
There is precedent for switching CGT rates...
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The first Labour Budget in over 14 years is unlikely to be a pleasant one indeed Sir Kier Starmer has indicated already that it will be ‘painful’! Chancellor Rachel Reeves is looking to reverse a budget deficit of around £20bn–£22bn. If the rumours trailed in the national and professional press are to be believed it seems CGT is one of the prime candidates for raising the much-needed revenue.
Will the rate of CGT increase? Will CGT be aligned with income tax rates? Will beneficial capital gains reliefs be curbed such as the CGT-free elimination of capital gains on death? These are the type of questions that are causing concern to owner managers and high net-worth individuals (HNWIs).
There is precedent for switching CGT rates...
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