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Crypto investors warned they may need to submit a tax return by 31 January
HMRC has issued a new warning to crypto users that they may have to file a tax return this month to avoid potential penalties. We explain who needs to complete a self-assessment return and when tax may be due.
By Ruth Emery Published
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National Insurance savings could turbo-charge your pension by £87,000
As National Insurance falls from 12% to 10%, we reveal how adding the savings to your pension could boost your retirement pot by tens of thousands of pounds. Plus, how salary sacrifice could save you even more tax.
By Ruth Emery Published
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Millions to benefit from National Insurance cut from 6 January
Workers will get a boost to their pay packets as the first tax cut of 2024 is introduced on 6 January. We explain what the lower NI rate of 10% means for your money.
By Ruth Emery Published
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Brace for a year of tax rises
The government is strapped for cash, so prepare for tax rises. But it’s unlikely to be able to squeeze much more out of us.
By Matthew Lynn Published
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Inheritance tax receipts set for record breaking year after £400m rise
News Inheritance tax receipts could be set to surpass £7 billion - how to reduce your bill
By Marc Shoffman Published
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How to avoid inheritance tax by giving your money away
Advice While the rumoured cut in inheritance tax failed to materialise in the Autumn Statement, there are ways to beat the tax by passing money to your family while you’re still alive. We explain how the gifting rules work.
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Working parents will be entitled to 15 hours free childcare for two-year-olds from next year
The government has extended free childcare hours to working parents of two-year olds but it won’t be automatic so make sure you don’t miss out
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Contributions to Tax-Free Childcare accounts rise but many parents aren't using the scheme
News Fewer than 60% of open Tax-Free Childcare accounts are used - could you be missing out?
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Pensioners face “marriage allowance mayhem” due to rising state pension. Who will pay the unexpected tax bill?
Hundreds of thousands of pensioners - mainly wives - could get unexpected tax bills as a result of the frozen personal allowance and soaring state pension, according to former pensions minister Steve Webb.
By Ruth Emery Last updated