Charlotte Gifford
Personal Finance Reporter at The Telegraph
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Senior Money Reporter at @Telegraph covering tax and investments
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4 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Charlotte Gifford |Noah Eastwood
Reform UK leader emulates Europe's most generous schemes for the wealthy Nigel Farage is hoping an Italian-style flat tax regime will lure wealthy foreigners to Britain's shores. The leader of the Reform UK party has promised to impose a Robin Hood-style levy on rich non-doms, with the proceeds then redistributed among the lowest-paid workers. At first glance the policy may seem Left-wing, but in practice it is the wealthiest non-doms who would benefit the most from this generous scheme.
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3 weeks ago |
msn.com | Madeleine Ross |Charlotte Gifford
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3 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Madeleine Ross |Charlotte Gifford
The Chancellor is grappling with low growth and a bigger defence budget. Something must giveRachel Reeves has tied her own hands. She has repeatedly denied that she will raise income tax, National Insurance or VAT at her next Budget. At a speech on June 4 ahead of the announcement of her much-anticipated spending review, the Chancellor said the manifesto promises were "fully funded, fully costed".
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3 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Charlotte Gifford
However, Mr Changizi refused to give his share to his mother and argued that inheritance tax should be charged on the estate as a whole, and not just on his share. The family paid the £282,000 inheritance tax bill, including interest, but insisted that Mr Changizi was actually liable for the costs. In a judgment reached in April 2025, the High Court held that the family's approach of charging the son's share with all of the inheritance tax was correct.
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3 weeks ago |
msn.com | Marc Shoffman |Charlotte Gifford
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