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  Income Tax
Are you paying enough or too much tax on your income? We find that a number of clients either do not make full use of personal tax allowances or fail to take advantage of a range of tax free investment vehicles currently available in the market place. To ensure you maximise the overall efficiency of your investments.

Capital Gains Tax
Have you made use of your Capital Gains Tax allowance for this tax year? In order to maximise the "total" returns from Stock and Share portfolios, not to mention Unit Trusts, Investment Trusts and OEIC's, in a tax efficient manner it is wise to review performance and charges on a regular basis, consolidating gains where appropriate.

Inheritance
Will the major beneficiary of your Estate on death be the Inland Revenue? Under current rules, the first £242,000 of an individual's Estate on death is charged to Inheritance Tax at the rate of 0% with any surplus becoming liable to tax at 40%
With careful planning using well-known exemptions, rules and perhaps even Trusts where appropriate it is possible to mitigate and at times eliminate an Inheritance Tax liability altogether.

If you have any queries about tax planning please do not hesitate to
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