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Budget 2025

UK Budget 2025: Key Tax Impacts for HNWIs, Property Investors & Global Families

The Chancellor’s 2025 Budget marks a strategic recalibration rather than a radical overhaul of the UK tax system. While much public speculation focused on sweeping reforms to wealth taxation, capital gains, and property levies, the final Budget confirms a more measured approach. For private clients, property investors, trustees, and internationally mobile families, the significance of […]

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UK Budget 2025

Budget 2025 – Key Summary & What It Means for You

The UK Government’s Budget 2025 sets out major reforms to support households, strengthen public services, modernise taxation, and drive long-term economic growth. Key Point Budget 2025 1. Overall Direction The Budget focuses on reducing the cost of living, cutting borrowing, supporting economic growth, and strengthening public services, particularly the NHS. It also introduces major reforms

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UK Budget 2025 Highlights

UK Budget 2025 Highlights: What UK Taxpayers Should Know About the New Changes

The UK Budget 2025, presented by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, introduces significant tax and financial changes that will impact individuals, families, investors, landlords, and businesses across the UK. As a leading Tax Advisory Firm in London, Brayan & Spencer Associates has summarised the key announcements so UK taxpayers, especially London residents can understand how these changes

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2024–25 Self-Assessment tax return

2024–25 Self-Assessment: HMRC Changes, Key Dates, and What UK Taxpayers Should Know

For UK taxpayers, the Self-Assessment season can feel overwhelming especially when the rules change or deadlines approach quickly. This guide breaks everything down clearly, with step-by-step guidance to help you confidently file your 2024–25 Self-Assessment tax return online before the deadline of 31 January 2026. Whether you are self-employed, a landlord, earning through a side

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UK Inheritance Tax – Chargeable and Non-Chargeable Assets

UK Inheritance Tax – Chargeable and Non-Chargeable Assets

This memorandum summarises the assets chargeable and non-chargeable for UK Inheritance Tax (IHT), distinguishing between UK-domiciled (or deemed-domiciled) individuals and non-UK-domiciled individuals. 1. Overview UK Inheritance Tax (IHT) applies based on domicile, not merely residence. UK-domiciled or deemed-domiciled individuals are taxed on worldwide assets, while non-UK-domiciled individuals are taxed only on UK-situated assets. 2. UK-Domiciled

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Companies House ID Verification Deadline UK 2025 A Must-Read for London Directors

Companies House ID Verification Deadline UK 2025: A Must-Read for London Directors

If you’re a company director in London, an important compliance change is coming your way. By 18 November 2025, all UK company directors must complete their Companies House ID verification. It’s part of the UK government’s move to improve business transparency and reduce financial fraud. While it may sound like another admin task, failing to

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UK Tax Residency Checklist

UK Tax Residency Checklist (Statutory Residence Test – SRT)

This checklist is designed to help individuals and businesses understand how HMRC determines UK tax residency under the Statutory Residence Test (SRT). It is an essential tool for non-UK taxpayers, expatriates, and internationally mobile individuals who want to confirm their tax position and avoid unexpected UK tax liabilities. Our firm uses this as part of

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self assessment

Register for Self Assessment by 5 October 2025 – Avoid HMRC Penalties

If you’re earning money outside of regular PAYE employment whether through self-employment, property rental, freelancing, or even side hustles you may need to register for Self Assessmentwith HMRC. This is HMRC’s way of tracking and collecting tax on income that isn’tautomatically taxed at source. To get started, you must register by 5 October 2025 so

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payroll

Payroll in the UK: Regular Payroll vs Tronc Payroll – A Complete Guide for Employers

What is Payroll and How Does It Work in the UK? Payroll is the process that ensures your employees are paid accurately and on time. But it’s much more than just issuing wages. In the UK, payroll involves calculating salaries, deducting PAYE income tax, managing National Insurance Contributions (NICs), and reporting everything to HMRC. Here’s

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6 Things You Should Know About Making Tax Digital for Income Tax

Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax will be one of the largest changes to personal tax in a generation.It’s not only an improvement to how we report taxes it’s a fundamental transformation towards a digital system that will make managing tax easier, quicker, and more transparent. This will require landlords and sole traders to

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