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Capital Gains Tax

  • Take it from a tax expert, we are all too obsessed with Reeves’s Budget

    September 25, 2024

    Reeves' Budget has become the talk of the town, but even KPMG tax expert Tim Sarson thinks we should calm down about it

  • Reeves to strike positive tone in Party Conference speech

    September 23, 2024

    Rachel Reeves is set to promise a Budget that will “rebuild Britain” in a speech at the Labour Party Conference that will claim that the “work of change has only just begun”. In a notably more optimistic tone than Labour has adopted in recent weeks, the Chancellor will vow to deliver a “Britain of opportunity, [...]

  • IFS: Clumsy capital gains reform could ‘harm government’s growth mission’

    September 21, 2024

    The influential think tank said the levy was "crying out for reform", but warned that poorly designed measures could do more harm than good.

  • UK tech faces talent exodus if founders are penalised by tax hikes

    September 17, 2024

    Prime Minister Keir Starmer has promised that Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ first Budget will prioritise economic growth and wealth creation. But moves to hike taxes that will hurt Britain’s entrepreneurs are putting that pledge in doubt. As British businessman Sir Martin Sorrell warned in Morning Wire: “Increasing capital gains tax, especially without index-linking or time apportionment, [...]

  • Labour’s agenda risks serious economic damage

    September 16, 2024

    Labour ministers, and even large parts of the public, might not shed a tear over the loss of these remote, almost abstract, purveyors of high-end financial services, but they should.

  • Calls grow for Reeves to shield employees’ shares from capital gains tax hike

    September 12, 2024

    Calls are growing for the government to carve out an allowance on capital gains tax for employee share schemes amid fears a sweeping hike could gut the UK of talent and hammer smaller companies’ ability to retain staff.

  • Tech chiefs warn Chancellor not to undermine growth with tax hike

    September 11, 2024

    A sweeping hike in capital gains tax (CGT) risks “undermining the chancellor’s growth agenda” and could suck talent and investment away from Britain’s start-ups, some of the country’s top fintech bosses have warned. Industry bodies and tech chiefs mounted a co-ordinated push to topple the suggestion of a blanket rise in CGT yesterday as they [...]

  • Capital gains tax branded ‘ripe for reform’ ahead of Budget

    September 10, 2024

    Capital gains tax is “ripe for reform”, a leading think tank has said, as Chancellor Rachel Reeves considers possible revenue raisers ahead of October’s Budget. With a range of potential tax rises on the table, the Resolution Foundation has joined a chorus of voices arguing that the levy needs to be reformed. In a report [...]

  • Labour’s upcoming tax rises – and what to do about them

    September 10, 2024

    Here’s how wealth creators in the UK can navigate the upcoming tax changes, write Ollie Saiman and Katherine Waller As we approach the new government’s first budget it seems almost impossible to avoid the widespread speculation about what Halloween tricks or treats are going to jump out of the Chancellor’s red box on 30 October. Given the [...]

  • Investors pounce on start-up incentive scheme amid fears of Labour tax rises

    September 9, 2024

    Flows into a government-backed scheme offering tax reliefs for investors in UK start-ups have surged since the general election, new data has revealed, as fears grow of possible tax rises under the new Labour government.

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