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Self-employed must report profits on tax year basis

Self-employed must report profits on tax year basis

Big changes are here for the self-employed! From 2024-25, profits must align with the tax year, replacing the old "current year basis." Overlap relief is ending, and transition profits will be spread over five years. Here’s how the new system affects...
How to check your tax code

How to check your tax code

Your tax code determines how much tax is deducted from your pay. While 1257L is the most common, different letters and numbers can affect how much you owe. From marriage allowance to emergency codes, here’s how to decode what HMRC assigns you. Your tax code is...
Reforms to taxation of non-doms from April 2025

Reforms to taxation of non-doms from April 2025

From 6 April 2025, the remittance basis of taxation will be scrapped in favour of a residence-based system. A new 4-year Foreign Income and Gains regime offers tax relief for new arrivals, while transitional measures aim to ease the shift. Here’s what’s...
How donations to charity can provide tax relief

How donations to charity can provide tax relief

Gift Aid transforms charitable donations by allowing charities and CASCs to claim 25p extra for every £1 given—at no additional cost to you. Higher and additional rate taxpayers can also claim valuable tax relief, making giving even more rewarding. Higher...
Penalties for late filing of tax returns

Penalties for late filing of tax returns

HMRC reports over 63,000 taxpayers filed their returns over the New Year, but 5.4 million still need to act before the looming 31 January 2025 deadline. File now to avoid penalties, pay your 2023-24 tax, and set up payment plans if needed to stay compliant. The...
Last month to file 2023-24 tax return

Last month to file 2023-24 tax return

The 31 January 2025 deadline for self-assessment tax returns is fast approaching. Avoid penalties and last-minute stress by filing your return and paying any tax due promptly. Don’t forget, first-time filers need to register for HMRC’s online service...