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Three pension-related reasons you might need to file a tax return
The self-assessment deadline is fast approaching, with millions of people due to submit a tax return by 31 January. But did you know you may need to file a return because of your pension savings? We explain all.
By Ruth Emery Published
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Pensions tax relief - why the taxman could owe you money
News If you're yet to complete a self-assessment tax return for 2022/23 ahead of the end of January deadline, then don't forget your unclaimed pensions tax relief. Here's how to make sure you claim all the tax relief you’re entitled to
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Pensions boost for parents - new measures could help you get back £1,000s
Parents who opted out of receiving child benefit because of the High Income Child Benefit Tax Charge face getting a lower state pension - but a new fix means you’ll soon be able to plug the gap and it could be worth thousands
By John Fitzsimons Published
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Britain’s stifling tax burden
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement will see the tax burden rise in each of the next 5 years.
By Emily Hohler Published
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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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