Tax
Nearly 12,000 council tax bills slashed in 2018-19: could you appeal your bill?
Nearly 12,000 people reduced their council tax bills last year by changing their property's band. Find out whether you could cut your bills
More than a million families are missing out on tax-free childcare: are you eligible?
So far, only 8% of eligible families have signed up to the government childcare scheme. Find out how it works, and what the alternatives are
HMRC scams: new controls protect taxpayers from ‘number spoofing’ calls
Millions of taxpayers have more fraud protection thanks to new HMRC controls that crack down on popular ‘number-spoofing’ techniques.
Are you owed a tax rebate? Check your personal tax account
Almost half of British adults have never used their personal tax accounts. But the free online service could help you get a tax rebate.
Everything you need to know about the 2019-20 tax year
The 2019-20 tax year starts today, bringing huge changes for your finances. Find out how your salary, National Insurance, pensions and more will be affected.
New tax year: how you could earn up to £43,250 tax-free in 2019-20
The 2019-20 tax year will affect your bottom line. Find out how to make the most of the tax allowances, thresholds and rates coming into force on 6 April.
‘Death tax’ cut: you could inherit up to £950,000 tax-free in 2019-20
The inheritance tax bill payable on deceased estates could fall this tax year, as changes to the inheritance tax rules allow you to pass on more tax-free.
HMRC’s new digital VAT system starts tomorrow – and 1m businesses still haven’t signed up
Only 4% of eligible UK businesses have signed up for the new Making Tax Digital system for VAT returns - find out if you'll be affected
5 major changes to self-employed tax coming in the 2019-20 tax year
Find out about the tax changes hitting the self-employed in the 2019-20 tax year.
Mapped: every council tax increase happening in 2019-20
Find out how much council tax rates have increased by in the 2019-20 tax year across every local authority in England and Wales