The Autumn Budget has maintained a relatively steady ship, with no major announcements in several tax areas. Focus remains on keeping the UK a competitive place for business and encouraging innovation to lead to economic growth.

Discussed in this episode: economic recovery and inflation are increasingly being shaped by supply-chain problems. Shortages could have a lingering impact on inflation, which is now showing signs of broadening to more sectors in the economy.

Ami Jack Head of National Tax and Susan Roller a Partner in our Private Client Tax team discuss offshore companies owning UK residential properties and key considerations you need to be aware of.

As Ghandi once said ‘The future depends on what we do in the present’ so today we are looking at getting your affairs in order for when the inevitable happens. A big part of that is making a will but theres other things to consider.

Fifty years ago President Nixon took the US off the gold standard, ushering in a new era of monetary policy. This has helped the US economy through the pandemic, but may come with a sting in its tail.

In this introductory episode on transferring wealth, we touch on main issues families are facing and questions you should start thinking about to help you plan.

In this episode, we’ll be looking at whether equity and bond markets are taking a different view on the prospects for global growth. We lean to the more optimistic view from equity investors.

In this episode the tax team discuss cryptoassets and, in particular, how they are taxed.

In this episode Anne McClean and Dougie Cameron chat about the annual tapered allowance, as well as the annual allowance limits that can be saved into a pension each year, and the ability to carry forward unused annual allowance from the previous three tax years.

In this episode we’ll be looking at why equities could win out over bonds in the second half of 2021.