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Why is my personal allowance less than £12,570?
Wondering why is my personal allowance less than 12,570? Learn about income thresholds, tax returns, and what happens if you miss deadlines.
How do the Carer’s Allowance NI credits work?
The Carer’s Allowance NI refers to the National Insurance credits that you can get when you claim the Carer’s Allowance. It's £67.25 per week.
What limited company tax do you need to pay?
Understand limited company tax obligations, from Corporation Tax to VAT and what your LTD company needs to pay to stay compliant.
The ultimate tax guide for Google employees
Google employees might have a tax situation that's a little different depending on how much you earn and what compensation you receive.
Should I be paying PAYE tax?
What is PAYE and should I be paying PAYE tax? Find out the answers to these questions and more with our quick guide on all things PAYE.
Child benefit – TaxScouts Taxopedia
Child benefit is a tax-free payment available for parents. However, if you or your partner earn over £50,000, you might need to pay some of it back.
High earner tax: do you need to file a 2024/25 tax return?
In a nutshell, it depends. Are high earner tax returns still a thing? And will you need to file by January 2026?
Save As You Earn (SAYE) – TaxScouts Taxopedia
Save as you earn (SAYE) is a scheme that lets you buy shares in your company for a set time and at a fixed price with a tax-free bonus.
Salary sacrifice – TaxScouts Taxopedia
Salary sacrifice is a scheme through which you exchange a part of your salary with an extra benefit from your employer. It can help you pay less tax.
National Insurance calculator – TaxScouts
Check out the TaxScouts National Insurance calculator. Calculate what class you owe based on your employment status and your yearly earnings.
What are the tax implications of earning over £100K?
One of the major tax implications of earning over £100k is that you can get taxed 60%. Learn more about the implications to stay as tax-efficient as possible.
How to pay tax on dividends
Paying tax on dividends all depends on how much you received in dividends this tax year. You don't always need to file a tax return.
Benefit in kind – TaxScouts Taxopedia
A benefit in kind is a non-cash reward that an employee may receive from their employer. Most are tax-free, with a few exceptions.
Why become a freelance translator?
Deciding whether to be a freelance translator is a big consideration. Whilst the freedom may be tempting,you should know what you’re getting yourself into.
How to pay UK taxes when living abroad
You must still pay income tax on any income you get from the UK even if you live overseas. Here's how to prevent paying taxes twice.
Corporation tax – TaxScouts Taxopedia
Corporation tax, also known as company tax, is paid by businesses based on your yearly profits. If you run a limited company, you pay 19%.
Dividend allowance – TaxScouts Taxopedia
The dividend allowance is the amount of tax-free dividends that you can earn in a tax year. In the 2020/2021 tax year, it is £2,000.
Payroll – Page 3 of 4 – TaxScouts Taxopedia
Wondering what payroll means? In the UK, payroll is the list of employees in your company and their salary details.
What illnesses qualify for the Personal Independence Payment (UK)?
If you have a disability, illness or health condition, do you know what illnesses qualify for the Personal Independence Payment in the UK?
The General Election: Labour with the win
Labour wins the General Election, so what do the new changes have in store for you? Let's get into all the important details.
Class 2 National Insurance: who needs to pay it?
From 6 April 2024, Class 2 National Insurance is being scrapped. You can still pay it voluntarily if you want to qualify for benefits.
Net income – Page 3 of 4 – TaxScouts Taxopedia
Net income is the income you receive after you've paid Income Tax and National Insurance. Here's how to calculate it for your income type.
It no longer pays to be a landlord in 2024… or does it?
It no longer pays to be a landlord in 2024, so what does that mean for short-term holiday lets and their respective landlords?
Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA) – Page 3 of 4 – TaxScouts Taxopedia
Jobseeker's Allowance is a taxable benefit that you can receive while you're looking for a full-time job. You can get up to £73 per week.
TaxScouts reviews: top 4 reasons customers love us ❤️
Based on the TaxScouts' reviews and feedback our support team gets from users on our service, here are 4 reasons why our users love us.
Hosting on Airbnb: how much tax do you need to pay?
Do you host on Airbnb? If your profits are over £7,500, you will have to pay Income Tax on this. Find out more in this article.
Do I pay tax on my treehouse?
...Tax-advantaged pension contributions Small Business Rate relief – which can enable you to not pay council tax on your FHL What makes something a Furnished Holiday Let? An important distinction...
Personal Independence Payment – TaxScouts Taxopedia
If you live in the UK and are disabled or have a long term health condition, you can apply for Personal Independence Payment (PIP). 
The trials and tribulations of HENRY life
The world of finance and tax sure does love its acronyms: FOREX, CGT, DINK. But what on earth is a HENRY? It's linked to earning over £100k.
What are Labour’s tax plans for high earners? 
Discover Labour’s tax plans for high earners, including potential changes and learn what steps to take to prepare and protect your finances.
What is a Self Assessment accountant?
A Self Assessment accountant is a tax accountant that specialises in Self Assessment tax returns. But What’s a Self Assessment tax return?
Tax for a tennis coach
You may not know but if you work as a tennis coach, you will most likely be self-employed. Take a look at our tips on what you need to know.
Living abroad and UK tax
Are you living abroad but have a business in the UK? We’re dishing out everything you need to know about living abroad and UK tax!
How to add additional documents to your TaxScouts account
How to upload additional documents to your TaxScouts account and tax return
Do I pay tax on limited company dividend income?
You must pay tax on limited company dividend income. Learn about allowances, rates and staying tax-efficient while meeting your obligations.
What are the dividend tax rates in the UK?
If you receive dividends from an investment or you're a company director and you pay them to yourself, you pay tax separately on this income.
Do I need to file a director Self Assessment tax return?
As a company director, you might need to file a director Self Assessment tax return. Let's get into the ins and outs of it all.
Dividend tax calculator – TaxScouts
Use our dividend tax calculator to quickly calculate the tax you need to pay on dividend profits. For investors and company directors.
Welsh rates of Income Tax – TaxScouts Taxopedia
Since 6th April 2019, Welsh rates of Income Tax have been determined by the Welsh government instead of England’s. Here are the details.
HMRC – Page 3 of 4 – TaxScouts Taxopedia
HMRC is the department of UK Government responsible for collecting taxes. The way they collect your taxes depends on how you earned money.
Are taxes higher in the UK or US
There's always competition between the UK and US! From income tax to VAT, we are breaking down whether taxes are higher in the UK or the US.
Salary after tax calculator – TaxScouts
Ever wondered how much you really earn after taxes? Use our calculator to work out your personal net income after tax deductions!
When do you have to pay for taxes?
The answer to when do you have to pay for taxes is 31st January following the tax year. Missing this deadline results in penalties.
Child Benefit Tax calculator – TaxScouts
Quickly calculate how much child benefit you’re entitled to in a tax year and if you need to pay any of it back using our Child Benefit Tax Calculator.
High Income Child Benefit Charge – Page 3 of 4 – TaxScouts Taxopedia
The High Income Child Benefit Charge is a tax charge that you have to pay if you or your partner earn over £50,000 and you also claim Child Benefit.
When do I need to do a tax return?
Wondering "when do I need to do a tax return"? Find out who needs to file, key deadlines, and what happens if you miss them.
Why your HMRC and TaxScouts calculations are different
If your HMRC bill is different to your TaxScouts calculation, it’s probably down to one of a few reasons. But, don't worry! We can help.
P800 – Page 3 of 4 – TaxScouts Taxopedia
A P800, also known as a tax calculation, is a letter from HMRC that tells you that you have paid the wrong amount of tax.
How much do I need to earn to file a tax return?
If you’re a sole trader or the director of a limited company, it’s likely that you’ll have to file a tax return. Here's what you should know.
Allowable expenses limited companies can claim 
Discover what allowable expenses limited companies can claim to reduce their tax bills and stay compliant.
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