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Alexandra Docherty

Alexandra Docherty

Partner and Head of Private Client Tax

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23 October 2026

  • Corporate Tax
  • Private Client Tax
  • Budget
Autumn Budget 2026: what it could mean for founders and individuals

As the Autumn Budget approaches, founders, business owners, and wealthy individuals face uncertainty over what it could mean for their businesses, assets, and long-term plans. Alex Docherty explores what could change, where the Chancellor may hold back, and why founders need greater certainty and support to build and grow their businesses.

David Ward

David Ward

Partner & Head of Tax

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23 October 2026

  • Corporate Tax
  • Private Client Tax
  • Budget
Autumn Budget 2026: tax rises loom as businesses face further uncertainty

With headline tax rises largely ruled out, the Autumn Budget may raise revenue through relief changes, frozen thresholds and tougher compliance. Here, David Ward highlights the measures businesses should watch - and reforms that could support growth.

Margaret Heggie

Margaret Heggie

Tax Senior Manager

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07 May 2026

  • Private Client Tax
AEOI registration and reporting requirements for trusts, partnerships, and companies

Trusts, companies and partnerships which fall within the Automatic Exchange of Information (‘AEOI’) rules may be required to take action before 31 May to register with HMRC and submit the annual declaration.

Nicola Horsburgh

Nicola Horsburgh

Tax Partner

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27 March 2026

  • Private Client Tax
Middle East Conflict: UK tax residence considerations for individuals returning to the UK

Recent events in parts of the Middle East have, understandably, prompted a flurry of questions about the potential UK tax implications of an unplanned return home. While individual circumstances will differ, we know unexpected travel or periods spent in the UK can raise reasonable concerns around UK tax residence and how the Statutory Residence Test may apply.

David Smith

David Smith

Tax Senior Manager

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26 March 2026

  • Corporate Tax
  • Private Client Tax
Year end remuneration strategies for company owners

As the tax year draws to a close, there is still time for company owners to take stock of how they’re paid. If you run a company, planning now can help you stay compliant while keeping your tax bill as efficient as possible. David Smith, Tax Senior Manager, goes into further detail.

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