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Wealth management

Tax planning

 

By structuring tax affairs in a smart way and considering them as part of an overall wealth management plan, enormous savings can be made.

Tax planning is just one of the tools which should be looked at to help clients deliver on their overall goals and objectives.

Three main taxes generally have the biggest impact for clients. These are; income tax, capital gains tax and inheritance tax. By regularly examining the effect these taxes are having and taking smart action, more money can be made available helping clients to achieve their goals.

Here are a few examples of what can be achieved;


For those earning in excess of £500,000 for the last 3 years, smart management can reduce income tax by up to 50%

 


Through smart structure of assets in the disposal of second properties, Capital Gains Tax can, in some cases, be eliminated.

 


With timescales of between 1 day and 7 years, exposure to inheritance tax can be reduced and in some cases completely removed.

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