In this episode, we’ll explore the changes Labour could make to personal and business taxation, including CGT, IHT and pensions taxation which have been well discussed in the run up to the Budget. We will also cover NIC on pension contributions, a slightly more surprising prediction.

Chairing this episode is Paul Barham, Head of International Private Client and an experienced Tax Partner who advises high-net-worth individuals, their families, and their businesses on international tax affairs.

Joining Paul is:

• Zoe Davies, Personal Tax Partner with over 20 years of experience advising on personal and business tax planning, compliance, and strategic matters.
• James Robinson, Senior Financial Planner specialising in advising high-net-worth individuals and business owners on their financial planning needs.
• Ian Goodwin, Employment Tax Partner and expert adviser on reward strategies and managing HMRC risks.

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The information contained in this podcast does not constitute individual advice. Forvis Mazars LLP will not accept any responsibility for decisions taken or not taken on the basis of the information presented. Always obtain independent, professional advice relevant to your own circumstances.

Any reference to legislation and tax is based on Forvis Mazars LLP's understanding of United Kingdom law and HM Revenue & Customs practice at the date of production. These may be subject to change in the future. Tax rates and reliefs may be altered. The value of tax reliefs to the investor depends on their financial circumstances. No guarantees are given regarding the effectiveness of any arrangements entered into on the basis of these comments.

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