
Ten ways YOU can duck Starmer's blitz on inheritance tax, capital gains and pensions: JEFF PRESTRIDGE
Daily MailIt’s countdown time, but unlike the television programme with the same title, the country’s middle classes have 60 days – not 30 seconds – to get smart and beat some of Labour’s impending tax rises. Surplus gains attract capital gains tax – with basic rate taxpayers typically paying 10 per cent, while higher-rate and additional-rate taxpayers pay 20 per cent. ‘Shares are easy to sell, so realising gains now may make sense from a tax point of view,’ says Nicholas Hyett, investment manager at adviser Wealth Club. But Hollands says it is possible to ‘mop up’ unused annual allowances from the previous three tax years – under so-called ‘carry forward’ rules. He adds: ‘Use of carry forward gives someone the opportunity to make a large pension contribution ahead of any possible changes to pension tax relief.’ Anyone thinking about this should take professional advice.
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