Britons gave more than £10bn to good causes last year

SNP uses devolved powers to diverge from UK government on tax cuts

Capital gains tax exemption period set to be halved from 2020

Wealthy savers seek alternative tax-efficient investments after changes to pension rules

I married an American but we split up a few years ago and I want to remain there

Land value tax could boost efforts to diversify ownership, say researchers

Internal review of pre-release ADRs found more than 5% were open to abuse

Two ex-deputy governors say tax cuts may be needed in future as rate setting can only do so much

Macron administration will target ‘digital giants’ with national levy if EU fails to act

Lords’ committee issues scathing report against the tax authority

Government attempts to calm protests and violence that have rocked France

Wealth levy under review as Macron tries to quell ‘gilets jaunes’ protests

‘I do not think that now is the time to pass on cuts to the richest in society’

Compromise targets tech groups’ ad revenues in win for likes of Amazon and Apple

I want to pass on part of a legacy after paying off personal debts

Lords committee sees threat to rule of law and calls for review of Revenue’s powers

Sports Direct chief tells MPs mainstream high street is ‘already dead’

Pensions, tax, IHT and Brexit — the key topics that emerged from our reader survey

Companies prefer flexibility of buybacks to making a permanent change in payouts

Financial reserves dropped 10% in the first half of the year, Moody’s finds

Procedure being used to shed tax bills and pensions liabilities

Some people could be forced to pay two bills dating back to 1999

First-time buyers save £142m via government’s relief scheme in the latest quarter