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Meg Saksida

Meg Saksida BA, FCA, CTA (Fellow), TEP is a freelance author, editor, CPD speaker and UK tax examiner specialising in private client taxes. She is the author of Inheritance tax – Lifetime transfers and the death estate and the co-author of both the income tax and capital gains tax annuals (published by Claritax Books). Meg can be contacted at Tolley by tel: 020 3364 4500 or email: examtraining@lexisnexis.co.uk.

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Love and tax part 3: Inheritance tax

Love and tax part 2: Capital gains tax

Love and tax part 1: Income tax

Who gets the house?

Have your cake and eat it too

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Out & about: 16 October 2025 Online HICBC service launched Investigations in football clubs yields £90m in extra tax Timescales for new IHT regime for pensions Digital housekeeping tips for agents from ATT

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Documents requested would not aid appeal Payments to employees were taxable earnings Subject matter of appeal was a mistake in the return Standard method of input tax deduction is fair Option was not to further property development trade

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