Joshua Magrath

Tackle tax year end with confidence

Tax rules can seem pretty impenetrable. With the new Budget, and so many different allowances and regulations to keep up with, it’s no wonder millions of us end up accidentally missing opportunities - equating to millions of pounds a year.¹

In this case, ignorance really isn’t bliss. And by confidently preparing for tax year end, you can be sure you’re getting all the money you’re entitled to - whether that’s by saving as much as you can tax-efficiently or just using your allowances to their full extent.

I can go through your financial position with you, so you’re ready for tax year end on 5 April. Did you know, for instance, that only 1 in 7 savers fully use their ISA?² Or that you could be one of the 2m couples³ who aren’t making the most of their marriage allowance?

Together we can make this tax year end something to celebrate, rather than pass by. Get in touch for your tax year end review, or a cashflow modelling session to understand your financial position better.

For ISAs, Investors do not pay any personal tax on income or gains, but may pay unrecoverable tax on income from stocks and shares received by the ISA managers.

Tax treatment varies according to individual circumstances and is subject to change.

Stocks and Shares ISAs invest in corporate bonds, stocks and shares and other assets that fluctuate in value.

¹ Source: https://www.thetimes.com/money-mentor/pensions-retirement/how-to-claim-higher-rate-tax-relief-on-pension-contributions-in-the-uk

² Source: https://ifamagazine.com/just-one-in-seven-brits-use-their-full-isa-allowance-survey-shows/

³ Source: https://moneyweek.com/personal-finance/605717/marriage-tax-allowance

Approver Quilter Financial Services Limited & Quilter Mortgage Planning Limited. 17 December 2024.

In working towards becoming a qualified financial adviser, I have obtained the CII Level 4 Diploma in Regulated Financial Planning after passing a series of examinations, with focus on areas such as investments, pensions, protection and personal taxation.

As a financial adviser I enjoy building meaningful relationships where I am able to develop a deep understanding of my clients’ circumstances and objectives, on a personal and financial level, which massively helps in providing value on a bespoke basis.

I like to work with clients on an ongoing basis, being able to support them every step of the journey, through life’s twists and turns and making complex situations as simple and accessible as possible.

In my spare time I enjoy an array of sports, including playing golf at my home club, Royal Cinque Ports GC, playing football for Old Ardinians FC and have run a couple of marathons in the last couple of years.