Automatic enrolment ensures employees save consistently for retirement, with employers and government contributing to strengthen long‑term financial security.
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What is an acceptable pensions income?
Determining an acceptable level of pension income for retirement depends on individual circumstances, including lifestyle expectations, health, and financial commitments.
Tax on inherited private pensions
Inheriting private pensions involves grasping tax implications, nominations, and rules, considering the owner’s age and limitations for defined benefit pots. Managing it requires awareness of complexities and adherence to time limits.
Pensions triple lock to be reinstated
The triple lock guarantee on pensions that was suspended for the current 2022-23 tax year is to be restored from April 2023. In September 2021, the government announced that its triple lock guarantee on pensions was to be abandoned for one year
Flat fees and part-time workers: why “sole cause” no longer protects employers
The Supreme Court has ruled that part-time workers no longer need to prove their part-time status was the sole cause of less favourable treatment. Here, we explain what this means for employers and how you can reduce your risk.
Winter Fuel Payment opt-out deadline approaches
The Winter Fuel Payment opt-out deadline approaches for winter 2026–27. Find out how to opt out in England, Wales and Scotland, how HMRC recovers the payment from higher incomes, and how to opt back in before 31 March 2027.
Money and property after divorce
Dividing money and property after divorce involves more than splitting assets in half. Discover how Capital Gains Tax rules, consent orders and Private Residence Relief affect your settlement, and why timing your transfers matters.
UK Payroll Essentials for International Businesses
Expanding into the UK? Understanding payroll obligations from the outset can help overseas businesses avoid costly mistakes and compliance issues. This guide explains PAYE, workplace pensions, employment tax considerations and key payroll requirements for international employers hiring staff in the UK.
Payroll Made Simple
Payroll is about more than paying employees. Download our free guide to understand payroll responsibilities, avoid common pitfalls and stay compliant.
Tax relief on pension contributions for employees
Discover how Tax relief on pension contributions for employees boosts retirement savings. Learn about automatic enrolment, net pay, relief at source, salary sacrifice and employer contributions.
UK Employment Law
Hiring employees in the UK brings a range of legal and compliance responsibilities. Download this factsheet, a companion to our Doing Business in the UK guide, for an overview of employment contracts, payroll taxes, pensions, working time rules, family leave entitlements and key employer obligations.
Are you paying unnecessary tax on foreign income?
Many UK taxpayers with overseas income pay more tax than they need to. Discover what counts as foreign income, when UK tax applies, how the April 2025 rule changes affect you, and how to claim relief against double taxation.
Rising employment costs are changing business decisions
Rising employment costs are changing business decisions for many small firms. Discover practical, active steps to control spending, boost productivity and plan confidently for sustainable, long-term growth.
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Understanding dividend tax
A clear guide to understanding dividend tax for 2026-27, covering allowances, rates, reporting thresholds, self-assessment requirements and practical tips for shareholders managing their dividend income effectively.
Pension tax relief and allowances
Pension tax relief and allowances offer one of the most effective ways to build retirement savings in the UK. With tax relief of up to 45% on contributions, a £60,000 annual allowance with carry forward options, and the ability to take 25% of savings as a tax-free lump sum, understanding and using these benefits can make a significant difference to your financial future.
How dividends are taxed
Dividends are taxed based on your overall income, with rates increasing as you move through tax bands. By understanding allowances, reporting requirements, and planning strategies, you can manage your dividend tax liability more effectively.
State Pension Age: Changes to National Insurance
Working after state pension age changes National Insurance rules but not Income Tax. Understanding these differences helps you stay compliant and avoid surprises.
Income Tax at Scottish Rates Explained Simply
Clear rules determine Scottish taxpayer status, focusing on residence, main home, and time spent in Scotland.
What are dividends and how are they taxed?
Dividends remain a popular source of income, but changes to rates and allowances mean tax planning matters more than ever. Understanding how dividends are taxed helps individuals manage their overall liability and protect investment returns.
Claiming a tax refund from HMRC
You may be able to claim a tax refund from HMRC if you overpaid tax, but you must meet the rules and apply within the strict four‑year deadline.
Inheriting Additional State Pension
The Additional State Pension offers extra income to those on the Old State Pension, and some people may inherit part of a partner’s entitlement. Early checks help ensure nothing is missed.
MTD for Income Tax – check if and when you need to use it
MTD for Income Tax introduces compulsory digital record‑keeping and quarterly reporting for many self‑employed individuals and landlords from April 2026. Checking your position early is essential.






















