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The problem of getting the tax position right when claiming deferred state pension lump sums is one that will eventually be retired to the history books.

The Chancellor had a difficult path to tread in putting together his first Autumn Budget.

Age features in many tax research studies as an impacting factor on people’s tax-paying behaviour, but it is also increasingly becoming a complicating factor in practical tax affairs as populations

Termination payments: removal of the Foreign Service Relief (FSR) for UK residents

The government is proposing to remove Foreign Service Relief (FSR) with effect from 5 April 2018 (except

Living in the South East of England I see a number of clients who are approached by developers to purchase their land.

It is fair to say that the woodlands activity on a farming enterprise is often forgotten about in terms of accountancy and tax.

The tax charities, Tax Help for Older People and TaxAid, are often asked how people on low incomes can have serious tax problems. After all, you need to earn it to pay it, don’t you?

In my article, ‘Curiouser and Curiouser’ in the August 2017 issue of Tax Adviser, I began to investigate some of the curious interactions between the tax and socia

Self-employment and Universal Credit – an update

At present, self-employed individuals are able to claim working tax credit providing they meet the relevant conditions.

For some, working overseas is an important part of their career and they accrue a significant portion of their retirement savings overseas.