April 7, 2026
Tax

The tax risks for UK expats returning from Dubai

Wealthy expats who moved to Dubai to escape the UK’s rising taxes are being warned about the fiscal implications of returning amid the Iran war. Location such as Dubai have attracted wealthy households in recent years amid frozen thresholds and tax allowances in the UK, which have caused fiscal drag. Many expats who moved to

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How to Use Your ISA Allowance Before the Tax Year Ends 

Types of ISA Choosing the right ISA depends on your financial goals, time horizon and risk tolerance. Key types include: Stocks & Shares ISA A Stocks & Shares ISA allows you to invest in shares, funds, investment trusts, bonds and other assets within a tax-free wrapper. Any growth and income is sheltered from tax. This can suit those with a longer investment horizon of

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HMRC tax changes to start April 2026 for nearly one million Brits

Sole traders and landlords earning over £50,000 must prepare for Making Tax Digital from April 6, with new quarterly update requirements using digital software Linda Howard Money and Consumer Writer and Rory Poulter 13:56, 11 Mar 2026 HMRC is offering various forms of complimentary support to assist with preparation(Image: Vladimir Vladimirov via Getty Images) Sole

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People on State Pension warned payment uprating this year could trigger tax bill

The full new State Pension will rise to £11,973 from April, bringing it close to the frozen £12,570 personal allowance and raising concerns more retirees could face income tax. Pension Credit – Could you or someone you know be eligible? Millions of pensioners are being warned this year’s State Pension increase could push more retirees

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Nearly one million told ‘act now’ ahead of April tax rule change

HMRC is offering various free support resources to assist with preparation Linda Howard Money and Consumer Writer and Rory Poulter 05:30, 11 Mar 2026 HMRC is offering various free support resources to assist with preparation(Image: Olga Pankova via Getty Images) Nearly one million Brits are being urged to take action now ahead of a major

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HMRC says up to a million Brits owed £453 in tax refund

The typical amount owed to these taxpayers comes out at about £453 per person HMRC emphasised that you won’t receive this money automatically(Image: SrdjanPav via Getty Images) The tax authority has issued a warning that up to one million Brits could be losing out on unclaimed tax rebates worth an average of £453 each. It

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The ‘drop a tax band’ loophole: How does it work, and what are the benefits and risks? | Money News

If you are expecting a pay rise or bonus and are worried it could tip you into a higher tax bracket, it may be worth discussing salary sacrifice with your employer. The scheme allows you to set aside part of your salary for things like pensions. That part of your salary is then removed before

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State pensioners face ‘huge and unwelcome’ tax bill after April change

Chancellor Rachel Reeves provided an update about state pension changes State pensioners face a new tax bill from April(Image: Getty) State pensioners could suddenly find themselves liable for a new tax bill. An MP has voiced concerns that some claimants may have “no idea” they will soon be required to complete an HMRC form to

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People urged to check tax code before start of new financial year next month

HMRC have shared four common reasons your tax code for the 2026/27 financial year may change. Mansion tax and private jet levy to be introduced in Scotland The start of the new financial year on April 6 brings many changes for people in work or claiming benefits and those in retirement. HM Revenue and Customs

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Windfall tax retains the support of the Scottish public, new poll finds

THE windfall tax “retains the support of the public”, after a new poll found twice as many people support it than oppose the concept. The survey, conducted by researchers at Survation, says 41% of Scots support the tax, and 19% oppose it. Some 19% of the 2005 surveyed individuals said they strongly support it, and

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