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Autumn Budget 2026_ what it means for North Wales businesses

Autumn Budget 2026: what it means for North Wales businesses

The Chancellor’s first Budget was a quiet one, with no leaks beforehand and few surprises on the day. In a style suited to his former role as Defence Secretary, John Healey prepared his debut Budget under tight security. There were no leaks, no warning shots fired in advance and, in the end, no great surprises. … Read more

Pensions and IHT changes

Pensions and inheritance tax: what changes on 6 April 2027

For the past decade, pension savings have occupied an unusual and rather favourable corner of the tax system. Because most modern schemes pay death benefits at the discretion of their trustees, unused pension funds have generally sat outside the deceased’s estate for inheritance tax purposes. That has made pensions an efficient way to pass wealth … Read more

Japanese Knotweed and Property Sales

Japanese Knotweed and Property Sales: Legal Risks for Sellers

Since 30 March 2026, solicitors accredited under the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme have had to use the sixth edition of the TA6 Property Information Form on every new residential sale. Earlier versions have been withdrawn. The new form is shorter and plainer than the ill-fated fifth edition, and it gives sellers more scope to … Read more

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