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Nicola Horsburgh

Tax Partner

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

Tax Senior Manager

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26 March 2026

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.

David Smith

Tax Senior Manager

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19 March 2026

Beating the deadline: the tax changes that could cost you more in 2026/27

A number of significant tax increases take effect from 6 April 2026 and for many individuals and business owners this is the last opportunity to take action before the changes start impacting tax bills. David Smith, Tax Senior Manager, explains further.

Alan Dean

Tax Director

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12 March 2026

Private Client Tax

The smartest tax moves to make before 5 April

As the end of the tax year approaches, now is the ideal time to review your personal finances and make sure you’re making the most of the reliefs and allowances available. Here, we set out the most effective steps you can take before 5 April to reduce your tax bill and set yourself up for a more efficient year ahead.

Alan Dean

Tax Director

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12 February 2026

Personal tax for UK arrivals

Until 5 April 2025, individuals that were UK resident but not UK domiciled (“non-doms”) received specific treatment under the UK tax system. There have now been significant changes to the rules, that largely removes the concept of domicile from the UK tax system.

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