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From April 2028 residential properties valued at £2m or more will attract a new high value council tax surcharge

Announced in the Autumn Budget, eligible owners (rather than occupiers) of properties identified as being valued £2m or more by the Valuation Office will pay this recurring annual surc...

The Chancellor will add two percentage points to the rates of tax paid on income received from dividends, savings and property

If you receive dividends; interest and other savings; or income from a property you rent out as a sole trader landlord you will see an increase in the amount of tax you...

Many employers offer salary sacrifice schemes enabling employees to give up some of their salary in exchange for an equivalent employer's contribution into their pension

If you sacrifice some of your salary to your pension, the amount you give up is not counted as taxable income so you do not pa...

Taxpayers can use HMRC's new online service to register for the high income child benefit charge to be collected automatically from their payslip

Since the high income child benefit charge (HICBC) was introduced, taxpayers have had to choose between opting out of child benefit payments or regist...

If you drive an electric or plug-in hybrid car you will have to pay a new mileage-based charge from April 2028

The electric vehicle excise duty (eVED) will be charged on top of the current vehicle excise duty charge paid by all vehicles. The charge will equal 3p per mile for fully electric cars...