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Beyond the Budget: How can businesses work with the Government to solve the UK infrastructure investment challenge?

The Chancellor proposed £35 billion investment in economic infrastructure in the Budget, in this article we explore the opportunities and challenges within the UK's infrastructure strategy, and focus on how businesses can capitalise on revenue-generating assets and PPPs to drive sustainable investment.

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Price Bailey’s Corporate Finance Team celebrates triple win at the East of England Insider Awards

Price Bailey’s Corporate Finance Team celebrates triple win at the East of England Insider Awards, find out more about our success...

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Investing in fine wine

Investments in fine wine must be carefully considered, as the tax position is not straightforward, and unwary investors may find themselves subject to unexpected tax liabilities. Find out more here.

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How can employers support their people through stress?

In light of National Stress Awareness Day, learn the importance of identifying stress signs and how to develop supportive practices that promote mental well-being among your staff.

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Changes to the taxation of residential property

The Autumn Budget 2024 introduced further changes to the taxation of residential property, with some winners and some losers from the announcements. Read our article to find out more...

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How are legislative and tax developments reshaping property ownership structures?

Recent tax and legislative developments may lead landlords to question whether it's prudent to continue renting out properties given current market conditions, or if selling is perhaps a more suitable option. In this article, we reflect on the different ways landlords can hold property, their corresponding tax and compliance implications and the challenges the current rental market is facing.

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A comprehensive Capital Gains Tax (CGT) overview

Following Chancellor Reeves announcement, this article provides a general overview of CGT, its historical evolution, the most recent CGT developments and what taxpayers can do to potentially mitigate their CGT bill.

How Rachel Reeves’s private equity tax compromise supports UK’s global competitiveness

How Rachel Reeves’s private equity tax compromise supports UK’s global competitiveness

Does the Budgets compromise on private equity taxation strike the right balance between raising revenue and maintaining the UK’s competitive edge in investment?

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Thousands of holiday homeowners face difficult decisions amid tax changes

Over 130,000 individuals who generate income from FHLs are expected to be affected by the tax regime being repealed. Find out more.

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Why are Family Investment Companies (FICs) a popular investment vessel?

Family Investment Companies (FICs) can provide a tax-efficient solution for transferring wealth between generations, whilst maintaining control over family assets. Discover the benefits of a FIC, how it works, and its advantages.

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VAT for Independent Schools

Chancellor Rachel Reeves today delivered the highly anticipated Autumn Budget, outlining a series of sweeping measures aimed at addressing the UK’s £22bn deficit. Read our article detailing the introduction of VAT on independent school fees.

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National Insurance (NI) changes following the Autumn Budget 2024

The Chancellor announced the rate of employers’ national insurance contributions (NIC) that businesses pay will increase by 1.2%, from 13.8% to 15%, from April 2025. Find out more. 

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