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Following the introduction of the flexible pension rules, those who dipped into their pension funds were filling out a P55 form to reclaim any extra tax they paid. But this form was chiefly designed for savers who only want to take one lump sum a year from their nest egg. Under the new rules, many intend to make several withdrawals a year....read
So far this year, the taxman has raked in up to £89million in penalties from late returns.
The Chancellor said that workers will start paying 40 per cent tax at £42,385 from April this year - a £520 increase from the current £41,865 threshold.
If your income, including that from savings, is less than £15,600 a year, you are eligible to register as a non-taxpayer.
In a bid to reward commitment and stay-at-home spouses, the Government is letting eligible couples switch a slice of their tax-free personal allowance between one another.
The Commons Public Accounts Committee, chaired by Margaret Hodge, said each new tax relief was complicating the tax system, instead of simplifying it, creating opportunities for avoidance as there was no ‘adequate system of control’. But the Treasury said the accusations were ‘extraordinary’, claiming the majority of the tax reliefs were used by ordinary families and pensioners....read
For the hard of hearing unable to use the phone and those with complex problems, HMRC will arrange for advisers to visit your home.
Pensioners with more than one source of income, or who are entitled to benefits, are found to have paid too much or too little tax.
Millions of workers are missing out on the chance to save tax while spending money, using the little known scheme. Martin Long (pictured) is benefiting.
The industry has been lobbying for tax reliefs enjoyed by the film and TV industries and which were extended to theatre by the Chancellor.
Money Mail highlights fresh concerns over the sweeping powers being handed to tax collectors. We reveal how the taxman sent a £655 demand to a woman who died 12 years ago.
The Government claims 450,000 small businesses will pay no NI because of the perk. But many employers will not be covered - including families who hire a nanny.
Britain is working with nine other countries to draw up shared dossiers on the tax affairs of such groups, it was revealed in documents released with last week’s Budget.
A household where one earner makes £45,000 is only £1 a week better off than one where two earners make £20,000. This penalises aspiration.
Since the early Nineties, playing a round of golf at not-for-profit clubs has been exempt from VAT. But this was limited only to members by HM Revenue & Customs.
More than half of those who responded to a survey by Close Brothers did not know that the current level at which inheritance tax starts being paid is £325,000.
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