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2018 / 2019 End of Tax Year Guide

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The guide covers:
Individual Savings Accounts
Pensions
Gift Aid
EIS and VCTs
Income Allowances
Capital Gains Tax
Inheritance Tax
Property Investments
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Tax Year End Planning Guide – 2018/2019

As the end of the financial year approaches, and the tax landscape is continually changing, we have put together this guide to ensure that you are making the most of the allowances and reliefs available.

Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs)

You can contribute up to £20,000 to your ISA in the current tax year. Your contribution can be allocated to cash, stocks and shares or a combination of both. Any income or gains generated by your ISA are completely free of tax, and you can withdraw money at any time. On death, an ISA can be passed to a spouse or civil partner, retaining the beneficial tax treatment.

If you have taken any money out of your ISA, you can replace it in the same tax year without using up any of your annual ISA allowance.

Don’t Forget

  • You can also contribute to a Junior ISA (JISA) for your child. This offers the same tax-advantaged savings opportunity as an adult ISA, and the child will become entitled to the money at age 18. The annual contribution limit is £4,260.
  • If you are saving to buy your first home, a Lifetime ISA (LISA) may be appropriate. You can contribute up to £4,000 per year, which the Government will top up by 25% (up to a maximum of £1,000). New LISAs are available to savers under the age of 40, and you can contribute until age 50. The proceeds must be used to buy a first home or to provide retirement benefits from age 60, otherwise a 25% penalty applies.
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