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10 things to consider before the end of the Tax Year

Submitted by Sestini & Co | on Thu, 03/17/2016 - 21:44 | In Accounting and systems, Pensions, Savings, Tax planning and pensions

Sestini & Co’s Top 10 things to consider before the end of the tax year, from ISA investments to incorporation and resident status

Tags: cgt, Dividends, Eis, Iht, Isa, pension

Reflecting on the Autumn Statement

Submitted by Sestini & Co | on Thu, 11/26/2015 - 15:31 | In Budget, Tax planning and pensions

Tax and business consultancy Sestini & Co consider the implications of the Autumn Statement

Tags: Autumn Statement 2015, buy-to-let, Capital gains tax, Dividends, Stamp Duty

Negotiating the new dividend tax regime

Submitted by Sestini & Co | on Fri, 10/30/2015 - 12:17 | In Accounting and systems

A simpler system – but will you pay more tax?

Tags: Dividends, Isa, Tax

A Big Budget for a country with Big Ambitions … the Big Surprises

Submitted by Sestini & Co | on Thu, 07/09/2015 - 16:58 | In Uncategorized

Budget summary, summer budget speech by George Osborne July 2015

Tags: Budget, Dividends, Emergency budget 2015, George Osborne, Non-doms, Pensions, Planning, Retirement, Summer budget 2015, Wealth

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