Tax
News, updates and analysis on the latest tax legislation, IHT changes, stamp duty thresholds, self-assessment deadlines, council tax bands and tax return filing checklists, from the MoneyWeek team.
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How to avoid fiscal drag as income tax thresholds remain frozenFrozen income tax thresholds mean Brits are paying more in tax as their earnings increase. We look at how you can mitigate the effect of fiscal drag
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
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How to get your finances in order before you dieGetting your finances in order before you die can give you peace of mind and make sure your money goes to who you want it to.
By Daniel Hilton Published
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The financial benefits of getting married – from capital gains tax to inheritance taxFewer couples are getting hitched, but as well the emotional benefits, there are legal, financial and tax perks that come with getting married.
By Sam Walker Last updated
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Best fixed rate cash ISAs – earn up to 5.25%Savings The best fixed rate cash ISAs are paying some of the highest rates in years. We look at the top ISA deals for those willing to lock their cash away.
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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‘A wealth tax would be devastating for UK businesses’Richard Harpin, who sold HomeServe for £4 billion, has urged Labour to avoid further tax rises and instead reward risk-takers to help the UK thrive.
By Sam Walker Published
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The key October self-assessment tax return deadlines to rememberThere are two important dates for self-assessment taxpayers to remember in October. We explain them and why they matter
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
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How HMRC recovers the Winter Fuel PaymentPensioners with annual income over £35,000 have to pay the Winter Fuel Payment back to HMRC. How does HMRC recover the payment?
By Sam Walker Last updated
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Can Britain's offshore tax havens survive?Political pressure means that life is now very different and more difficult for Britain's Crown Dependencies and Overseas Territories. Can they soldier on?
By Simon Wilson Published
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The common ‘misconception’ about the inheritance tax seven-year ruleLarger gifts made less than seven years before your death may be liable for inheritance tax under the seven-year rule – but how that rule is applied is less well-known.
By Sam Walker Published
