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How to file a tax return
As the 31 January deadline approaches, we run through how to file a tax return and answer some frequently asked questions
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Inheritance tax receipts surge 10% – HMRC on track for another record year
HMRC collected £6.3 billion in inheritance tax during the first nine months of the tax year – £600 million more than the same period a year ago
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Checklist: 10 easy moves to save you money before the end of the 2024/25 tax year
Tips The end of the 2024/25 tax year is fast approaching. We’ve put together an action plan so you can maximise valuable tax breaks and allowances before they disappear at midnight on 5 April
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High taxes are deterring the wealthy from the UK - where are the rich relocating to?
Feature Record numbers of millionaires are set to flee the UK this year amid fears of higher taxes under the Labour government. We reveal the top destinations for migrating millionaires
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What’s changing with employers’ National Insurance – and how will it impact you?
You might think the upcoming changes to employers’ National Insurance won’t impact you unless you’re a business owner, but experts have warned it could limit pay rises, cause redundancies, and push inflation higher.
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Tax return deadline: Will you get your self-assessment forms in on time, as millions still need to file?
With just over two weeks to go, there is still time to get your self-assessment tax return to HMRC before the 31 January deadline.
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How much council tax will you have to pay on a second home?
Second home council tax will surge in 2025 across many parts of England, following similar local authority changes in Scotland and Wales. How much will you pay?
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How much stamp duty will I pay in 2025?
Stamp duty thresholds will revert to their original levels in April, which could add thousands to the cost of moving house. How much stamp duty will you have to pay in 2025?
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Pension tax relief – why the taxman could owe you money
If you haven't yet completed your tax return ahead of the 31 January deadline, don't forget any unclaimed pension tax relief
