Tax Efficient Investing 2016 |
Just a few months after pension freedoms shook up the at-retirement
market, the Summer Budget made the Conservative party’s intentions
clear – the tax take must be increased, tax incentives cut and the
benefit bill needs to be slashed.
The dividend tax credit was replaced, and tax rates on dividend
income increased. The amount that high earners can pay tax-free into a
pension was reduced. Non-domiciled individuals were hit by the Summer
Budget too.
However, most family homes were taken out of inheritance tax (this will be phased in from 2017 to 2018).
Looking
further into the future the Summer Budget delivered a green paper on
whether pensions should be taxed like Isas and kicked the long-term care
funding reforms into the long grass.
With all of this tinkering comes a greater need for tax planning to maximise your client’s income.
The
Financial Times will bring together tax planning solution providers
with a selection of the UK’s leading intermediaries, for an essential
briefing on the key tax planning topics and the products you need to
know about.
Register now, places are on a first come first served basis.
Please note the event is for financial intermediaries only.
London - 20th January 2016, Financial Times Head Office, London
Birmingham - 27th January 2016, Crowne Plaza City Centre Hotel, Birmingham
Please contact claire.harris@ft.com if you require any further information.
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