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On the 6th of April each year the tax codes change to reflect the new personal allowances, or how much you can earn before paying tax or tax at different rates. The basic rate tax code for 2020 – 2021 is 1250L. Legislation was introduced in Finance Bill 2018-19 to set the Personal Allowance for […]
Read more...Being employed and paid PAYE many people are unaware that completing a Self-Assessment tax return could give them tax money back, by way of a tax refund or reduction in tax to be paid. I used to be an adult education teacher. This meant working at different schools, colleges and centres. I worked for a […]
Read more...On the 6th of April each year the tax codes change to reflect the new personal allowances, or how much you can earn before paying tax or tax at different rates. The basic rate tax code for 2019 – 2020 is 1250L. This basically means you can earn £12500 during the year before you start to […]
Read more...On the 6th of April each year the tax codes change to reflect the new personal allowances, or how much you can earn before paying tax or tax at different rates. The basic rate tax code for 2018 – 2019 is 1185L.
Read more...We used to be very surprised by how many people didn’t know they were entitled to tax back but HMRC do like to keep it difficult and try to make tax payers think they wouldn’t be eligible.
Read more...Did you do your tax return during 2017, which would have been for the tax year April 2016 – April 2017? If you did, well done! Did we help you and make life easy and stress-free? Of course we did!
Read more...Living in this digital age all of us are seeing more and more automated services and less personal contact. Don’t you find it frustrating trying to get to an actual person if you need to call your bank, for example.
Read more...Some good news to eventually come out of the awful first Philip Hammond Spring Budget for 2017. After a week it was clear to see that the proposed price rise for self-employed workers in their National Insurance Contributions (NICs) was a mistake.
Read more...The 5th April marks the end of the tax year (2015 – 2016 tax returns). This means that if you have not made a tax claim perhaps ever, you will miss the chance to claim for 2012 – 2013 as HMRC will only accept claims going back 4 years. With average yearly tax refunds of […]
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