The tax year runs differently from the normal year. Instead of going from January to December, it always starts on April 6 ...

Our tax calculator below shows you the rate of tax you pay, how close you are to the next bracket, and what your marginal rate and average rate are.

Statement, the Chancellor did not change the personal tax allowances, so they will be frozen until 2028 - but calls to raise ...

Self-employed business owners can mix and match to suit their need - and investors should know what they’ll pay on dividends ...

As the end of the tax year nears, UK households have just days left to sort out their tax situation and avoid a huge, ...

OVER nine million state pensioners are set to be hit with a “retirement tax” next year with rates increasing next month. The ...

The Chancellor did not announce any changes to tax thresholds in her Spring Statement, which means as it stands, they will remain frozen at their current levels until 2028 ...

Reeves insists last October’s budget was as a “once-in-a-generation” event needed to wipe the slate clean after Tory ...

It is also the UK Government's biggest tax source of ... This warps the tax system and means that income tax rates start at 20 per cent, rise to 40 per cent, then hit 60 per cent between £ ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly planning to extend the freeze on income tax thresholds in the spring statement.

The increase, according to senior associate Tom Goddard, is partly due to fiscal drag, which pushes ordinary workers into ...

Fears had been voiced at a further freeze - however many had hoped that the lowest threshold would be raised from £12.570 to ...