Is your home at risk of a new tax under Rachel Reeves’ latest budget proposal? As the UK faces a widening fiscal gap, the Chancellor has unveiled a potential mansion tax targeting properties valued over £2 million. This policy aims…
Stamp Duty can be one of the more complex aspects of property and financial transactions in the UK. Whether you’re purchasing a home, transferring shares, or managing tax on investments, you may find yourself needing clear answers, and fast. But…
Dealing with the death of a loved one is never easy. Amid the emotional stress, many people are faced with the unfamiliar and complex task of managing an estate, and this includes understanding and paying Inheritance Tax. One common question…
Managing Corporation Tax is a vital part of running a business in the UK, whether you’re a start-up or a large company. Staying compliant with HMRC regulations is essential to avoid penalties and ensure smooth financial operations. The HMRC Corporation…
The private rental landscape in England has undergone a transformative shift with the passing of the Renters’ Rights Bill into law. This landmark legislation, hailed as the most significant update in over three decades, brings long-awaited reforms aimed at rebalancing…
In the UK, navigating tax obligations can often feel like a maze, especially for individuals with lower incomes. A common question is “Do I need to do a tax return if I earn under £10,000?” While it might seem straightforward,…
In an increasingly data-driven world, it’s becoming harder to hide income, whether intentionally or by accident. For taxpayers in the UK, Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has developed sophisticated systems to detect undeclared income across multiple channels. These systems…
The UK government’s ongoing efforts to reduce benefit fraud have taken a new and controversial turn. In a move sparking widespread public debate, major British banks have been instructed to share certain account details of benefit recipients, particularly pensioners on Pension…
Paying tax is a responsibility, but overpaying is surprisingly common, especially under the UK’s complex PAYE and Self-Assessment systems. Many individuals assume that HMRC will refund any overpaid tax automatically. While that’s true in some cases, it’s not always guaranteed.…
In 2025, the UK tax landscape witnessed a significant shift as HMRC reinstated its power to access taxpayer bank accounts through Direct Recovery of Debts (DRD). This measure targets individuals and businesses that owe £1,000 or more in unpaid taxes…