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The Big Budget Tax Changes 2024/25
Carl Bayley
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Nick Braun
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The Big Budget Tax Changes 2024/25 - Bayley, Carl ; Braun, Nick
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Synopsis "The Big Budget Tax Changes 2024/25"
Some major tax changes were announced in the March 2024 Budget. These affect almost everyone including: Company ownersSelf-employed business ownersProperty investors and landlordsParents receiving child benefitNon domiciled individuals ('non doms')There have also been other important tax changes in recent times.This brand new guide explains them all in plain English with lots of easy to follow examples.And, as always with Taxcafe guides, the focus is on tax planning - how to make the most of all the changes and save tax.Salary versus Dividends 2024/25How much salary income should company owners pay themselves this year? The latest national insurance cuts, plus other recent tax changes, have made salaries relatively more attractive.Using a Company to Save TaxAm I better off using a company to run my business? The latest national insurance cuts and other tax changes have altered things considerably. We answer this question with some useful tables showing the exact tax savings/tax cost at different profit levels.Reducing the Child Benefit ChargeStarting with the current 2024/25 tax year child benefit is now only taken away when your income is between 60,000 and 80,000. For the first time ever, those on higher incomes can do some constructive tax planning to protect this valuable tax-free gift from the Government.Capital Gains Tax (CGT)There have been some key changes to CGT, including reductions in the annual exemption and the CGT rate on residential property, and important changes affecting separated couples.Stamp Duty Land TaxThe planned abolition of multiple dwellings relief on 1st June 2024. This has important implications for anyone buying multiple properties, anyone looking to transfer properties into a company, and those transferring properties to others.Furnished Holiday LettingsOne of the most fundamental changes to the UK tax system announced in recent months: the abolition of the furnished holiday letting regime. It's important to take action now to make the most of the current rules and prepare for the future.Capital AllowancesThere's a dazzling array of different capital allowances available right now. We guide you through this maze with some tips on how to get the most out of the current system. There are also some changes coming soon, including the ending of the special 100% allowance for new electric cars.Cash BasisStarting this year (2024/25) the cash basis is more attractive and more accessible for most unincorporated businesses (sole traders and partnerships). We also look at the astonishing tax savings that may be available when you join or leave the cash basis. Training CostsSome welcome light on what has always been a tricky grey area for sole traders and partnerships: the tax deductibility of their own training costs.Non DomsAnother truly fundamental change, removing the advantages enjoyed by non-domiciled individuals. However, there's plenty of time to put some critical tax planning steps in place and avoid the worst of the damage, plus there are new opportunities opening up for some long-term non-UK residents.Inheritance TaxWhy some people may urgently need to change their wills to save their beneficiaries thousands of pounds in inheritance tax. There's also both good and bad news for agricultural property owners.
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