21st November 2014
Prudential: Oracle technical - November 2014
Our latest edition is here - covering interesting and topical related commentary that could help you to identify new planning opportunities with your clients.
Welcome to our November edition of Oracle technical edited this month by Darren McAinsh.
In this month's edition, we look at the following:
- Graeme Robb looks at the application of the 10% starting rate of income tax which was originally abolished by Gordon Brown but retained by Alastair Darling for savings income in the '10% savings rate' article.
- Gerry Brown discusses inheritance tax implications on Probate Trusts in the 'Has the probate trust had its day?' article.
- Darren McAinsh looks at the ways a small pension can be accessed by clients in the 'Advising the average client' article.
- Our regular monthly 'Questions from the technical helpline' article which explores tax responsibilities for chargeable events and trustee owned policies.
- A special 'Questions from the conference' article which answers many questions in relation to the Freedom & Choice and the Taxation of Pensions Bill.
We hope you enjoy reading the latest edition and, as always, we welcome your Feedback and suggestions on improving future editions.
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