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1 April 2022 is the date when Making Tax Digital (MTD) becomes mandatory for all VAT registered businesses. Find out what you need to do.

Partner Colin Frame shares some thoughts on Farm Succession Planning. In simple terms when we talk about farm succession we…

The 2022/23 Scottish Budget was presented on Thursday 9 December. Amidst rising inflation and the continuing challenges of COVID and Brexit, there were tough decisions to be made. Take a look at our budget summary for more information.

Are you thinking of selling or gifting a residential or commercial property? Before you do, it is worth considering how you can minimise any Capital Gains Tax liability.

In our latest newsletter we continue our focus on inheritance tax, identify how to make the most of year end tax planning opportunities, what to consider when selling a second property, celebrate the recognition of a Partner and welcome new talent to our fabulous GWA family.

Following on our Budget Highlights article yesterday we have dug a little deeper into the Chancellor's Autumn Budget announcement.

As organisations and media outlets start to react to the Chancellor's Autumn Budget announced earlier today, we highlight some of the key points.

Our latest newsletter highlights the importance of understanding inheritance tax, demystifies ethical investing and celebrates a number of staff promotions with our team.

Inheritance Tax (IHT), once only the bane of the wealthiest, is now a charge that affects a wide cross-section of society. In this article we try to shed light on some of the complex rules surrounding IHT.

The Government has announced an increase in National Insurance for all taxpayers all taxpayers, businesses and individuals, including the self-employed, to pay for the costs of the NHS and Social Care.

From 1 April 2022, all VAT-registered businesses in the UK must be MTD for VAT compliant, regardless of turnover. Are you ready?

Did you know that there is a HMRC app which provides you with a quick and easy way to access your personal tax information using a mobile device?