Tax Planning for Couples

This brand new guide reveals how couples can save thousands in tax each year using a variety of powerful tax planning techniques.

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It’s essential reading for ALL couples, both married and unmarried.

The tax benefits a couple can enjoy are enormous – over £8,000 in income tax savings every year. The potential capital gains tax and inheritance tax savings are even greater.

What Information is Contained in the Guide

Tax Planning for Couples tells you exactly how to make the most of the special tax relationship you enjoy with your spouse or partner. Topics covered include:

• How couples can pay less of all the major taxes – income tax, capital gains tax, inheritance tax and national insurance.
• Advice on paying less tax on all your income - salary or business income, interest, dividends and rental income.
• Plain-English guide to how couples are taxed plus lots of example tax savings.
• How married couples can pay less income tax and capital gains tax on their property investments.
• How unmarried couples can escape capital gains tax completely on second properties or holiday homes.
• How couples in business can save tax by structuring their pay better or bringing their spouse/partner into the business.
• How to save an extra £110,000 in inheritance tax using tried and tested tax planning techniques such as the Widows Loan Scheme.
• Tax planning for non-resident and non-domiciled couples.
• The new Civil Partnership Act and how it delivers gigantic tax savings.
• How to transfer assets to your partner or spouse with a step by step action plan.

Like all our guides, Tax Planning for Couples contains a huge number of examples and tax advice tips.

About the Author

The Author of Tax Planning for Couples is Carl Bayley. Carl is Taxcafe's Editor and author of some of our most popular tax guides. A regular speaker on tax matters, he was recently invited to talk to over 450 people at the 2005 Evening Standard Homebuyer Show. Carl is also a regular contributor to TV programmes such as the BBC's It's Your Money programme and national newspaper articles on tax matters. He was recently appointed to the Council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales.