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National insurance gap extension

A person can typically fill gaps in their national insurance (NI) record within a six-year time limit. Transitional arrangements enable them to fill gaps dating back to 2006/07, and they can also make additional contributions if needed. The deadline for making such contributions has been extended to 5 April 2025....

Businesses failing to pay minimum wage

Just over 200 businesses, including some of the country’s best-known retailers, have failed to pay...

New PAYE process for HICBC

One of the many criticisms aimed at the High-income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC) is that...

Intestacy entitlement increase

If an English or Welsh domiciled person dies without leaving a Will, the amount that...

Self-assessment threshold rises from 2023/24 

Self-assessment threshold rises from 2023/24  There is a long list of reasons why it is necessary to complete a self-assessment...
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Selling power back to the grid

Selling power back to the grid With continuing high electricity prices, now could be a very good time to install...
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The Ofgem price cap returns

The Ofgem price cap returns From 1 July, the energy price cap set by energy regulator, Ofgem, will fall from...
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The 23-month tax year 2023/24

Self-employed taxed on accounting year profits until 2023/24. Transition to tax year system leads to catch-up tax on over 12 months' profits.
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Pension tax rules changes

If Jeremy Hunt did produce a ‘rabbit-out-the-hat’ in his Spring Budget, it was the announcement of the effective abolition of...
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Government’s tax take on growth trajectory

The government's tax policies are expected to increase the number of higher rate taxpayers and boost corporate tax revenue significantly.
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