by superadmin | Jan 21, 2026 | Tax
Tax codes for the coming tax year will begin to be sent out to taxpayers from January, but you will need to make sure the code you’ve been given is correct for your situation. HMRC does make mistakes, but if you resolve them before you begin the new tax year on April...
by superadmin | Dec 17, 2025 | Budget Announcement, Tax
The largest amount of money raised by the Chancellor comes from extending the freezing of income tax thresholds for an additional three years. The measure, introduced in 2022, was due to end in 2028, but will now continue to remain unchanged until 2031, which will...
by superadmin | Sep 4, 2025 | Tax
Meta Description: MTD for Income Tax starts in April 2026. Learn the income thresholds, key dates, and how your family business can prepare today. Running a family business is already demanding. From managing staff to balancing books, tax admin can feel overwhelming....
by Ruth Clark | Aug 27, 2025 | Tax
Inheritance tax (IHT) is often called the UK’s most unpopular tax, and it’s back in the spotlight ahead of the Autumn Budget. Proposals being discussed include introducing a lifetime cap on the value of assets that can be passed on and revisiting the rules for gifts....
by Ruth Clark | Aug 20, 2025 | HMRC, Tax
HMRC is encouraging people to check that any email purporting to be from the taxman is genuine before you make any effort to respond and potentially fall foul of a phishing or other fraudulent email scam. It has created a page that allows you to check what emails HMRC...
by Ruth Clark | Jul 31, 2025 | HMRC, Tax
Around 600,000 late-filing penalties have been paid to HMRC in the last five years by some of the lowest earners in the UK despite them not owing any tax, according to Tax Policy Associates. Missing the filing deadline of January 31 for a self-assessment tax return...
