Tax
Coronavirus Job Support Scheme: extra support for Tier 2 businesses and self-employed workers
Find out how the Job Support Scheme and Self Employed Income Support Scheme are set to change in light of local lockdowns
Self-employed income support scheme grant will be doubled to £3,750 from November
We explain the grants and help on offer from the UK's self-employed income support scheme (SEISS), with the upcoming deadline for the second grant on 19 October
Last month of Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme: how your furlough pay will change in October
Free Which? advice on all things furlough: find out everything you need to know about how the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme works.
10 things you need to know if you’re at risk of redundancy
Millions of UK workers could lose their jobs as the furlough scheme is gradually eased. Which? explains your rights if you're at risk of redundancy.
Last chance to register for 2019-20 self-assessment tax return: who needs to file?
Find out if you need to register with HMRC by 5 October to declare 2019-20 income and understand the new help available to pay your tax bill.
Chancellor cancels 2020 Autumn Budget
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has cancelled the Autumn Budget. Find out what the rumours were before it got shelved.
Working from home for another six months: what it means for your finances
As workers are told to work from home for the next six months if they can, find out how to claim money for your expenses and how this could affect your household bills and insurance
The loan charge deadline is two weeks away: here’s what you need to do by 30 September
Anyone subject to the disguised remuneration loan charge that hasn't yet filed a tax return or sorted a payment agreement with HMRC has until 30 September.
Revealed: England’s inheritance tax property hotspots
Exclusive new research from Which? reveals the parts of England and Wales in which owning a property will land you with an inheritance tax bill.
HMRC offers ‘furlough fraud’ amnesty to employers ahead of crackdown
HMRC could impose hefty fines to anyone who has fraudulently received furlough payments from the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. Here's how to avoid a fine.