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Tax tips 2009 and 2010

Shakespeare suggested that there are seven ages of man, but in terms of planning for tax and wealth we can think of our lives in terms of three main stages...

Tax Rate Update 31st March 2009

The information contained in the FREE downloadable Tax Rates Update PDF is based on the Finance Act 2008 and subsequent announcements from HM Revenue & Customs, including the Pre-Budget Report 2008. Figures that have not yet been confirmed by any announcement have been marked as 'TBA' in red. The figures in this document may be subject to change and superceded by announcements in the Budget 2009 on 22 April 2009 and subsequent Finance Act.

Tax Tips 2008 to 2009

Tax laws change every year and sometimes more often. You need to review your personal finance situation regularly to make the most of your reliefs and allowances, and to ensure you save tax wherever possible. These Tax Tips are designed to act as prompts to help you judge which ideas might be relevant to you or your business. This guide was revised in the light of the changes to the law contained within the 2008 Finance Act.

101 Tax Tips 2007/08

Tax laws change every year, and sometimes more frequently as the government introduces and then abolishes tax incentives, sometimes at very short notice. This can make it hard to keep a breast of the tax-saving ideas that currently work. These Tax Tips are designed to act as quick prompts to help you judge which ideas might be relevant to you or your business. As always with tax planning, you should take competent tailored advice before putting a Tax Tip into action.