Private Client, Trusts & Probate

Recent updates to Making Tax Digital for Income Tax confirm penalties for missed deadlines, making it clear that landlords and self-employed individuals must continue to meet their obligations, even during periods such as maternity leave. Understanding these changes now will help you prepare effectively and stay compliant.

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax starts in April 2026 for landlords with rental income above £50,000. Assistant Manager, Melanie Howard explains what the new rules mean, why landlords could be caught out, and the steps you should take now to prepare.

The Autumn Budget 2025 brought important changes for landlords – some expected, some surprising – all with long-term implications for profitability, compliance and strategy. Director, Emily Willis, talks you through the key updates.

The Autumn Budget 2025 sets out tax increases, relief restrictions and longer-term policy changes affecting income tax, capital gains, inheritance tax, pensions, business investment and digital compliance. Partner, Sally Farrow breaks down what's changing and when.

James Card, Manager in our Private Client, Trusts and Probate team, provides an overview of HMRC’s Let Property Campaign for landlords with undeclared rental income. Learn how the process works, the benefits of acting early, and the risks of not disclosing.

Partner, Becky Ames, discusses the Renters’ Rights Bill and the changes that landlords will be required to make as soon the bill becomes law in April.

Given the major changes to inheritance tax (IHT) announced in the Autumn Budget 2024, we discuss key things to consider when reviewing your estate planning.