The Government has published a consultation on the introduction of a criminal offence of reckless untrue declarations or supplying reckless false statements for direct tax.

Artificial intelligence is changing affluent and high net worth investor attitudes, with 39% saying it makes them more willing to take calculated risks, according to a new report.

HMRC has identified £156m worth of gifts in the last year that may still be liable for inheritance tax as the donor continued to benefit from the asset after making the gift, according to analysis by TWM Solicitors.

The Treasury's consultation on its proposed new First Time Buyer ISA (FTB ISA) - to replace the Lifetime ISA (LISA) - promises simplicity and closer alignment with the rules on other ISA products.

STEP, the professional body for trust and estate practitioners, has warned the government that its plans to bring unused pension funds within the IHT net from next April will cause “unworkable complexity” and could have adverse consequences for bereaved families.

The Treasury has been heavily criticised today after announcing plans to tax the interest earned on cash held in stocks and shares ISAs.

NS&I has boosted the rates of its British Savings Bonds to up to 4.69% AER and has launched new issues of one, two, three and five year fixed-rate bonds and a new Issue of 3-year fixed-term Green Savings Bonds.

A financial adviser who defrauded people he knew, his clients, and a charity out of nearly £2m was sentenced to 11 years in prison at Worcester Crown Court last Friday.

Peter Harrison, former group chief executive of Schroders plc, has become a strategic advisor to India and Japan specialist investment management firm Chikara Investments.

The next Prime Minister has been urged to address the long-term sustainability of the State Pension Triple Lock.