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What does the general election mean for individuals and their tax position?


Stephen Bartlett-Rawlings
Stephen Bartlett-Rawlings Partner | Private Clients 29 May 2024

People voting in booths at polling station hall

It is fair to say that the news of an election on 4 July was a surprise, as most were expecting it to be later in the year (October had been predicted).

What does this mean for individuals and their tax position?

This article was updated 17/06/2024.

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Stephen has great experience advising individuals on their income tax, capital gains tax and inheritance tax position. He helps to lead a team providing high-quality advice in a clear and concise manner.

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