Tax has become even more of a minefield after "Spreadsheet Phil" issued his first - and last - Spring Budget.
With Tory backbenchers in revolt over changes to the taxation of Britain's 4.6m self-employed people, stealth taxes on probate and the need to fund social care, what long-term measures should advisers put in place to help their clients?
Furthermore, investors whose thirst for income has barely been quenched over the past few years have been hit by a swingeing reduction in the amount of tax-free allowance on dividend income.
Chancellor Philip Hammond cut this allowance from £5,000 to £2,000 - the aim was to crack down on company executives abusing the system but this has caused consternation among ordinary retail investors.
So how should advisers make the most of tax-planning opportunities for their clients post-Budget? All these points, among others, will be discussed in length by our expert panel today at 12 noon.
You can send your questions to simoney.kyriakou@ft.com ahead of the event or submit questions to us via Twitter @FTAdviser using the hashtag #FTAOnAir.
You can also leave questions or comments in the live blog which will be running alongside the panel debate.
Click here to bookmark the page for 12 noon today (Monday 13 March) or copy and paste the URL below: https://www.ftadviser.com/pensions/2017/03/01/tax-planning-opportunities-post-budget/
simoney.kyriakou@ft.com
