Income tax is a form of tax that UK taxpayers pay the government on their income. You’re not only taxed on your personal income, but you might also be taxed on other income sources such as dividends and interest from savings over a certain amount.

With over 10 million Brits needing to fill out a self-assessment tax return and submit it to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) before the January deadline, we've created a guide all about tax returns, who has to complete them and what happens if a tax return is late.

This guide explains everything you need to know about tax relief, how it works, what you can claim tax relief on and how you claim it.

When employees are asked to work from home, their expenses are likely to increase due to additional use of things like electricity, heating and the internet.

In this article, you’ll discover what inheritance tax is, who has to pay it, how it’s calculated and if there are ways you may be able to reduce the amount you’ll pay.

In the UK, gifting money to your loved ones is pretty easy, but it’s important to bear in mind that some gifts might be taxed by the government. On this page, you’ll learn everything you need to know about gift tax, including your gift allowance and gifting exclusions.

On this page, you’ll learn what these rules are, what the tax implications are on large gifts and things you may want to consider before you give your children money.

On this page, you’ll learn about the updated tax return deadline, what may happen if you miss the deadline and the key dates you need to know this tax year.

On this page, you’ll find out more about indirect tax, how it works and how it might affect you.

Read on to find out more about capital gains tax in the UK and how much you might have to pay.