September 30, 2026
Tax

Where to invest to dodge a capital gains tax raid

What are you investing in to minimise your CGT bill? Share your strategy with us at money@telegraph.co.uk*. In another hit to UK investors, the Prime Minister and the Chancellor are understood to be considering a proposal from Dale Vince, a major Labour donor, to bring capital gains tax (CGT) rates in line with income tax

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Budget 2027 income tax package will deliver ‘hundreds of euros’ to workers, Harris says – The Irish Times

Minister for Finance Simon Harris has said his tax package in the upcoming budget would be worth “hundreds of euros” to workers while warning there was a limit to what the Government could do on income tax. He said the income tax package would absorb roughly €1.2 billion of the overall €1.5 billion earmarked for

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HMRC is issuing refunds to millions of state pensioners after tax error

The tax office has admitted an error where it used the wrong state pension figures to calculate the tax owed by some pensioners 12:03, 21 Sep 2026Updated 12:04, 21 Sep 2026 HMRC should not calculate your taxable state pension based on a full year at the current value of your state pension(Image: Getty) Millions of

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Welsh council suspends holiday tax plans after backlash

The council noted that two thirds of the 7,000 responses it received to its tax consultation were against the proposals, with responses indicating that 80pc of businesses and tourists were against the levy, as well as half of residents. It added that, after taking legal advice, it was postponing a final decision on the tax

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The fear of a terrifying exit tax will send more billionaires abroad

It is the size of Chris Rokos’s tax bill that gives pause. A cool £330 million. Yes, the hedge fund founder is leaving London, to set up in Athens. Yes, he is extremely wealthy, worth an estimated £2.9 billion. But that isn’t what sets his decision apart. Plenty of other entrepreneurs have departed the UK. Likewise,

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Family farm tax was flawed, former Labour minister admits

Tom Bradshaw, the president of the National Farmers’ Union, said he was still fearful that the inheritance tax changes would destroy rural investment and put Britain’s food security at risk after they became law in April. He said: “We’ve been clear that we oppose the changes to inheritance tax on farming, which treat business assets

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200,000 more pensioners stung by dividend tax

However, Rachael Griffin, at wealth adviser Quilter, said the policies had “chipped away” at retirees’ incomes, forcing many to “reassess how they structured their finances”. She added: “Many people carefully build portfolios designed to generate a sustainable income alongside their pension. “At a time when retirees are already concerned about maintaining their standard of living

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HMRC to refund 3.2 million pensioners after Telegraph exposes tax errors

The tax authority’s own guidance states that the taxable amount of state pension is calculated using one week at the previous year’s lower rate and 51 weeks at the current year’s rate to account for a small window between the start of the new tax year and the following Monday, when the new state pension

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Scots want rich households to pay more council tax under new system that revalues homes

Scots want rich households to pay more council tax as part of a wholesale reform of the local rates system. A major consultation by the SNP Government found that eight out of 10 respondents are in favour of overhauling the current set-up, which is still largely based on property values from 1991. The most popular

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Reform-linked thinktank ‘to call for big tax cuts for the rich’ | Reform UK

A thinktank linked to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK is preparing an influential policy plan that is reportedly going to call for substantial tax cuts for the rich. The Centre for a Better Britain (CFABB) is due to publish the 200-page document next week, giving insight into the economic and financial policies that are likely to

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