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HMRC asking banks to tell them how much people have in savings in new rules

  • By Robertson
  • June 6, 2026

Interest rates have soared with officials saying this means ‘this has made the system for identifying and collecting tax on interest more important’ …

Tagged bank account savings, direct recovery powers, HMRC, savings, Tax rules, taxes
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Expert ‘£3,000’ HMRC tax alert for savers

  • By Robertson
  • June 2, 2026

The findings were highlighted by consumer experts at Which? Money …

Tagged income tax, Inheritance tax, Inheritance tax 2026, inheritance tax latest, inheritance tax news, pension, state pension, taxes
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HMRC clarifies how £1,000 tax rule applies to pensioners

  • By Robertson
  • May 30, 2026

It’s worth reading up on as tax rates are increasing soon …

Tagged HMRC, interest rates, pension, pensioner tax allowances, Personal Finance (section), savings, taxes
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Martin Lewis pension ’25 percent’ withdrawal warning as he says avoid costly mistake

  • By Robertson
  • May 20, 2026

Many people mistakenly believe they can simply withdraw 25% without any more implications …

Tagged income tax, Martin Lewis, Money Purchase Annual Allowance (MPAA), pension, Pension Credit, pension withdrawal, state pension, tax implications, taxes
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HMRC confirms £200 extra tax charges for state pensioners in 2026

  • By Robertson
  • May 18, 2026

Monthly deductions are then set to temporarily rise to about £33 for a typical £200 payment in the tax year 2027-28 …

Tagged HMRC, hmrc latest, hmrc news, state pensioners, tax code change, taxes, Winter Fuel Payment, Winter fuel payment repayment, Winter Fuel Payments
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£18,000 personal tax allowance update as new milestone follows Reeves response

  • By Robertson
  • May 16, 2026

Workers have not seen an increase for years …

Tagged 000 personal tax allowance, 18, 2024, fiscal drag, HM Treasury response, HMRC, income tax, Rachel Reeves, taxes, UK tax policy
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HMRC to hand little-known tax bill to 4 groups – July 31 deadline

  • By Robertson
  • May 15, 2026

Thousands face an “unexpected” tax bill from HMRC following a missed deadline. …

Tagged HMRC, Payments on Account, self-employed individuals, taxes, unexpected tax bill
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HMRC confirms £200 tax charge rule for UK households

  • By Robertson
  • May 12, 2026

Current HMRC rules means select households face extra tax charges. …

Tagged 200 tax charge, 2024, Child Benefit, High Income Child Benefit Charge, HMRC, income tax, taxes, UK households
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Rachel Reeves nightmare as UK ‘to lose 163,000 jobs’

  • By Robertson
  • May 11, 2026

The Item Club’s latest outlook warns that UK employment will decline by 0.4% this year. …

Tagged Cost of Living, Cost-of-living crisis, economy, job cuts, Job market, Labour Party, National Insurance, Rachel Reeves, rising taxes, taxes, UK job losses
Finance

HMRC issues alert to people earning between £60,000 and £80,000

  • By Robertson
  • May 10, 2026

Some Brits may have to pay some money back, HMRC says. …

Tagged benefits, Child Benefit, Child Benefit repayment, High Income Child Benefit Charge, HMRC, HMRC guidance, Income Threshold, taxes

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