We do not think we are alone in feeling that 2020 and 2021 have blurred into one. The impact of Brexit is again vying with covid for media airtime and government sleaze is back on the agenda – plus ça change? The economy has fared better than many had forecasted and from a private client tax perspective the Autumn Budget did not bring the changes to capital gains tax the introduction of a wealth tax or the reforms to inheritance tax that many had expected and which some argue could replenish the depleted Treasury coffers.
In this article we will be focusing on the continued quest for transparency ...
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We do not think we are alone in feeling that 2020 and 2021 have blurred into one. The impact of Brexit is again vying with covid for media airtime and government sleaze is back on the agenda – plus ça change? The economy has fared better than many had forecasted and from a private client tax perspective the Autumn Budget did not bring the changes to capital gains tax the introduction of a wealth tax or the reforms to inheritance tax that many had expected and which some argue could replenish the depleted Treasury coffers.
In this article we will be focusing on the continued quest for transparency ...
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