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Could your money be in one of almost 430,000 unclaimed Child Trust Funds?
Features Millions of pounds are languishing in unclaimed Child Trust Funds. We look at how to track them down and how to make the most of your savings.
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HMRC crackdown on workers who earn extra income comes into force - what tax do you need to pay?
New rules have come into effect allowing the taxman to get a closer look at the extra income people are making through selling items online or renting out properties on Airbnb. We explain what it may mean for your tax bill.
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Self-assessment tax scam warnings raised ahead of tax return deadline
Self-assessment tax scams are on the rise according to HMRC. We look at the common scams and how to safeguard yourself
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Inheritance tax receipts rise by £500m as Chancellor mulls cuts
News More estates are paying inheritance tax but there are ways to reduce the bill without waiting for reforms
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Tax return deadline: act now to get your paper tax return in by 31 October
Taxpayers who file a paper self-assessment tax return have just a few days left to meet the Halloween deadline. We explain who needs to complete a tax return, common mistakes to avoid - and what to do if you miss the deadline.
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Topping up state pension to become easier with new online tool
Anyone looking to buy extra National Insurance contributions and boost their state pension currently has to make multiple phone calls - but a new online tool is on its way.
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11 reasons you need to register for self-assessment before 5 October
There are lots of reasons why you may need to register for self-assessment. But you’ll need to act fast to meet the 5 October deadline.
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Inheritance tax receipts hit a record year as it hits £3.2bn
HMRC is collecting more and more in inheritance tax due to fiscal drag. We explain how you can minimise your bill.
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Inheritance tax receipts on track for record year as take hits £2.6bn
More people are being hit by inheritance tax as rising property prices translates to more estates becoming liable for the tax.
