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  • Forget non-doms, it’s the British founder exodus that matters

    Opinion

    Non-doms leaving is hardly surprising. It's the British founders rearranging their affairs that should make us worry, writes Simon Malkiel.

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  • Kospi nears record 7,000 as Samsung family pay off huge inheritance tax bill

    Investing

    South Korea’s Kospi breached the 6,900 mark for the first time on Monday, after a record rally in semiconductor stocks and the family behind tech giant Samsung paid off its inheritance tax bill. The index surged 5.1 per cent during Monday trading, closing 6,936.9 points, creeping closer to breaking the 7,000 mark after rallies by [...]

    Samsung has missed earnings expectations
  • Inheritance tax receipts soar to all-time high 

    Personal Finance

    Inheritance tax receipts soared to a record high over the last financial year as Labour’s targeting of property owners helped fund sweeping spending increases.  Official data on Thursday morning showed that annual inheritance tax receipts rose to £8.5bn in the year between 2025 and 2026. This compared to total receipts of £8.3bn in the previous [...]

    Tax Trap: Another 74,000 taxpayers were added to the punitive £100,000-£125,000 income bracket during the 2024/25 tax year
  • Dyson, JCB and Global Brands: The firms facing a break-up after Labour’s tax grab

    April 16, 2026

    The government’s inheritance tax crackdown has sparked a wave of warnings from entrepreneurs. We list some of the biggest names to have spoken out in opposition to the changes. To most avid followers of current affairs, the Autumn Budget of 2024 will feel like a lifetime ago. Since then, Donald Trump has been elected to [...]

  • From Jaffa Cakes to National Insurance: How to fix Britain’s mad tax system – according to the experts

    April 14, 2026

    In its latest report, the OECD scolded the UK for its illogical and growth-impeding tax system. Ali Lyon speaks to five tax experts to work out how to fix it. Potato crisps and their corn chip cousins are – as indulgent savoury snacks go – undeniably similar. They taste alike and are a similar size. [...]

  • JCB heir: Inheritance tax raid could force us out of Britain

    April 13, 2026

    The heir to the billion-pound JCB fortune has warned that the government’s inheritance tax crackdown on family firms could force his father’s sprawling business empire overseas. Jo Bamford, whose billionaire father Anthony owns the digging equipment maker, said he could be forced to move abroad in order to safeguard the number of jobs at the [...]

  • Bosses warn of family firm firesale as inheritance tax crackdown kicks in

    April 7, 2026

    The government’s contentious inheritance tax crackdown on family firms will lead to the break-up of thousands of beloved British businesses and is already stifling investment, a group of influential bosses have warned. The Treasury’s plans to end a decades-old carve out from death duty for family-run firms came into force on Monday, meaning offspring of [...]

  • The 2026 tax year has started. Here’s what you need to know

    April 6, 2026

    The tax year countdown has officially ended and a new year has begun on 6 April, bringing with it an ISA allowance reset and silent tax hikes. While many investors and savers will be breathing a sigh of relief, thinking they have completed their financial admin for at least a few months, being proactive at [...]

  • Stealth taxes are rising – here’s how to protect your money before 5 April

    April 2, 2026

    Niche taxes like inheritance tax and capital gains tax are fast becoming major cash cows for the treasury. Here’s what to do before the end of the tax year Britain’s stealth tax is accelerating, with more people being pulled into the net without realising it. The government is collecting more from capital gains tax (CGT) [...]

  • Family-run construction firms pushed ‘to brink’ by inheritance tax

    April 1, 2026

    Family-run construction firms are being pushed to the brink of insolvency by reforms to inheritance tax which undermine Labour’s housebuilding target, a trade body has warned. Plant-hire firms – which provide machinery and services to the construction sector – are almost always family run and are being forced to scale back by inheritance tax changes, [...]

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