Tax and Wealth Planning for Entrepreneurs and Family Business Owners
· Posted on: June 20th 2025 · read
The tax changes announced by Rachel Reeves in the Autumn Budget will have a once in a generation impact, particularly for SME owners and those with significant pension assets. This webinar will help you understand the implications of the changes to proactively structure your affairs to efficiently cascade wealth down the generations.
Join James Kipping, Private Client Tax Partner, Steven Tebbutt, Tax and Human Capital Advisory Partner and Phil Brook, Independent Financial Advisor as they look at the right solution for whether you are a family business owner or entrepreneur.
Key topics covered:
- Tax planning for entrepreneurs and high earners
- Share plans and exits
- Wealth planning
- Accumulation
- Lead up to retirement
- Decumulation
- IHT planning
- APR/BPR changes from 6 April 2026
- Family investment Companies
Tax and Wealth Planning for Entrepreneurs and Family Business Owners
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