In practically every circumstance where an insufficiency of tax has been paid, a disclosure is the recommended course of action, both by professional advisors and HMRC itself.

The UK General Election on 4 July introduced significant considerations for advisors, as the new Government prepares for potentially radical policy shifts. Katharine Arthur, Private Client and Trusts Partner at haysmacintyre, features in Wealth Briefing discussing the issues that both advisors and clients must now navigate.

Katharine Arthur, Head of Private Client, has featured in Spear’s Magazine providing insights on how Labour’s win in the 2024 General Election could have an impact for high net worth individuals (HNWI).

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Majid Hussain, who joins haysmacintyre from Evelyn Partners.

Hear more from Majid using the link below.

Following the Labour Party’s landslide victory in the 2024 General Election, many taxpayers will be faced with the prospect of significant tax changes, with particular focus on the non-dom tax regime.

The new Labour Government has won a landslide victory. Its proposed tax changes will have significant implications for taxpayers across the spectrum, in due course.

In today’s fast-evolving business landscape, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) often grapple with the complexities of financial management and compliance. They are largely under-served when compared to their larger counterparts and struggle to access consistently meaningful data needed to make important business decisions.

The Labour Party issued their 2024 Manifesto on 13 June, which includes references to the future taxation of non-domiciles (non-doms) and related trust structures.