Business Relief can help reduce Inheritance Tax liabilities by allowing qualifying business assets to be passed on to beneficiaries free from Inheritance Tax if they have been owned for at least two years. This can ensure a smoother transition of business assets to your heirs. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) does not regulate Inheritance Tax Planning or Trust Advice.

Yes, you may qualify for Business Asset Disposal Relief if you sell shares in your personal company. To be eligible, you must have held at least 5% of the shares and voting rights for at least two years before the sale. This can reduce your Capital Gains Tax rate to 10% on qualifying gains.

Business Asset Disposal Relief allows you to pay a reduced Capital Gains Tax rate when selling your business or its assets. For example, Business Asset Disposal Relief can reduce the tax rate to 10% on qualifying gains, helping you save money and encouraging investment in small businesses.

A corporate investment account allows businesses to invest surplus cash in assets such as stocks, funds, and bonds, helping to grow the business's money instead of keeping it in a low-interest savings account. Investments are subject to corporation tax, which can be more tax-efficient than personal tax. There is no upper limit on how much can be invested, making it a flexible option for managing and growing company funds. The taxation of the investment is dependent on the individual circumstance of each investor, and may be subject to change in the future.