Income Tax

The majority of people will get a small tax cut over the next few years, under changes to the personal allowance announced by Chancellor George Osborne today. Meanwhile, you'll need to earn more to pay the higher rate tax.

Chancellor George Osborne said today he will scrap the annual self-assessment tax return and replace it with a 'digital tax account' from early next year.

If you're among those who need to file a self-assessment tax return but have left it almost until the last minute, you're likely to receive a nudge via email from HM Revenue and Customs.

The majority of workers will pay less in tax from April next year, after Chancellor George Osborne has today announced that the amount people can earn tax free will rise.

Millions of workers face having to give money back to the Government after inadvertently paying the wrong amount of tax.

Millions of taxpayers will be better off, Chancellor George Osborne announced today. Overall, the Government says a typical worker will pay £800 a year less in tax as a result of today's moves. Here's why.

If you're self-employed and haven't already filed a self-assessment tax return, do it now to avoid a hefty fine, as the deadline is fast approaching.

Married couples will get a tax break from 2015, while low and middle income earners under 65 could pay less from next April, Chancellor George Osborne said in today's Autumn Statement.

Self assessment taxpayers who want to return their form by post only have a few days to avoid a £100 fine.

Many people earning over £10 million a year pay less than 10% in tax, the Treasury has revealed.