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Selling your home can be both exciting and stressful, especially when it comes to understanding the tax implications. One important benefit available to many homeowners is Private Residence Relief (PRR), which can reduce or eliminate Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on the profit made from selling your main residence. But navigating PRR isn’t always straightforward – factors such as renting out part of your property, periods of absence, or owning multiple homes can all affect how much relief you can claim.

At Dunkley’s, we know that many parents and carers want to give their children a strong financial start – but often feel unsure where to begin. The UK tax system offers several wrappers and allowances designed for minors, each with its own rules on access, tax treatment and contribution limits.

Saving for a child isn’t just about handing over a lump sum at 18. It could help reduce student debt, cover driving lessons, boost a house deposit or even kick-start a pension. Starting early allows interest, dividends and tax relief to compound over time, and ensures annual allowances – like the Junior ISA limit – are used before they expire each 5 April.

At Dunkley’s, we understand how important sustainability is to the future of business. The policy push for a net-zero economy is now hard-wired into the UK tax system, with many businesses investing in lower-carbon equipment, property upgrades and greener vehicles. The tax system offers a range of permanent and time-limited reliefs that can cut the headline cost of those projects by up to 25%. We’ve summarised the main opportunities below, along with the key deadlines and practical steps we recommend for the remainder of the 2025/26 tax year.