March 12, 2026
Tax

Pensioners could save thousands in tax by taking just £1 out of savings

Emergency tax codes could be adding thousands onto tax bills for people withdrawing their pensions, but taking just £1 out first could cut this down drastically according to experts Withdrawing a small amount from a pension can trigger a more reasonable taxcode than claiming large lumpsums(Image: GETTY) People taking money from their pensions frequently face

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Lewis Goodall calls for inheritance tax to be hiked to 100%

Lewis Goodall has suggested inheritance should be massively hiked so that other taxes can be reduced and people are incentivised to work. As Rachel Reeves’ next budget slowly looms into vision over the horizon, it it widely accepted that the chancellor is going to have to raise taxes. So plenty of people are coming forward

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Council tax bills could rise by whopping £380 per year under Angela Rayner’s plans

COUNCIL tax bills could rise by £380 per year under Angela Rayner’s plans to unlock cash for deprived areas. But the changes mean that households in rural areas could see their council tax rise by between £376 and £380 over the next four years. 1 Council tax bills could rise by £380 per year under Angela

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Why a £100k salary no longer makes you rich due to 60% tax ‘danger zone’

MANY of us can only dream of earning more than £100,000 a year – nearly three times more than the average salary. But experts have warned that high-earners are being left thousands of pounds worse off thanks to cliff edges in the tax system. 2 Experts have warned that workers who earn more than £100k

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State pension tax alert as these claimants are just £600 away from HMRC bill

Payment rates for the state pension go up each April 10:22, 21 Aug 2025Updated 11:42, 21 Aug 2025 State pensioners have been warned they could soon have to pay tax on their payments(Image: Getty) State pensioners have been urged to prepare themselves for a key tax change as payments continue to increase in line with

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Rachel Reeves plans to slash tax-free pensions lump sum in clampdown

Tax-free lump sum withdrawals from pension pots could be slashed as Rachel Reeves scrambles for fresh ways to plug a £50bn hole in the public finances. The Chancellor is reportedly considering reducing the amount of money pensioners can withdraw from their savings pot without paying tax to as little as £40,000, as reported by City

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Thousands in Guernsey waiting for income tax repayments

Tackling delays in the Revenue Service has been identified as a priority by incoming States members, including Marc Lainé who questioned why the States were not paying interest on rebates owed from years ago. The Revenue Service said: “We have now issued almost 600 repayments this year. “While we are pleased, we recognise that there

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Judge orders Craig Burley to pay back £465,000 tax… and even has a dig at his World Cup nightmare

Former Scotland star Craig Burley has lost a legal battle with HMRC over a £465,000 unpaid tax bill. The ex-Celtic and Chelsea midfielder was told by the tax authorities he owed money related to his investments in a film production scheme. During the hearing, the judge reminded Burley about his World Cup nightmare. The Scotland

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HMRC may owe you a tax refund – here’s how you can check

Anyone who believes they have paid too much tax may be owed a refund, which is also known as a rebate HMRC issued an alert on X yesterday His Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has issued an alert about money you may be owed by the Government. The tax office said that ‘almost one million

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Full eligibility list of who can get 100% discount on council tax

Certain groups of people can get either a full or partial discount on this annual bill Certain people are completely exempt from paying council tax(Image: Getty) Several groups could be eligible for a full 100 per cent reduction on their council tax bill. Government regulations stipulate that certain people are exempt from the total cost,

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