Natural Resources Wales, a Welsh government body, has been hit with a £14.6mn tax bill for not complying with IR35 rules.

The state pension forms the basis to most peoples’ income in retirement, but doubts about its future are growing, according to research from Standard Life.

Jonathan Hall, an external member of the Bank of England’s Financial Policy Committee, has warned of the risks in gilt markets.

Introducing a wealth tax may not be as “disastrous” as some advisers may think, some in the industry have argued.

The housing market has seen the first annual fall in new sales agreed in two years as uncertainty around the upcoming Budget has caused buyers to adopt a “wait and see” approach.

If you were to narrow down the rally in US equities to two factors, it’s no surprise to say that growth and momentum investing has dominated returns over the past decade.

Time is a luxury when you have a business to run, especially if your business is a UK fund management group promoting active styles in a world addicted to passive investment funds.

Advice and wealth management firm, Hoxton Wealth, has bought Manchester-based Haven IFA.

A new platform addition aims to make smoothed funds more accessible to advisers.

Pensioners account for almost half (44 per cent) of all taxpayers facing an HMRC bill for interest earned on their cash savings, according to a freedom of information request by AJ Bell.

From Angela Rayner’s career-undoing underpayment, to Kemi Badenoch’s recent announcement that a Tory government would abolish the tax entirely, stamp duty land tax has been much in the news recently.

The UK government’s immigration policy has reached a critical juncture.

HMRC enquiries are not new. They are an established part of the taxation landscape and date back decades.

AdviserSoftware has launched a comparison tool for advisers to make more informed AI decisions.

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MPs have warned the chancellor against cutting the cash Isa allowance in order to change savers’ investment behaviour.

Retirement income planning is, according to the Nobel Prize-winning economist William Sharpe, “the hardest and nastiest problem in finance”.

Advisers told a study over-regulation is one of the three areas they would change in the industry.

Firms should understand their starting point for how they manage matters of diversity, equity, and inclusion before they seek to make progress, Castlefield financial adviser, Tom McCoy, has said.