Worried about the complicated tax implications that come with earning £100k+? We’re here to help.
Here are some common questions we’ve gotten from high-earners like you.
If you earned more than £100k from your job in the 2022/23 tax year or HMRC has contacted you to let you know you need to file, then yes, you’ll need to file a tax return. From the 2023/24 tax year, the threshold rises to £150k.
As you approach a 6-figure salary, you should learn how Income Tax affects you and what happens to your Personal Allowance (spoiler alert: you start losing it).
Tax efficiency is when you lawfully pay the least in tax that you need to. Some ways to be tax-efficient include saving more in your pension, asking for non-cash bonuses, or investing in start-ups. Find more tax-efficient investments here.
You lose £1 of your Personal Allowance every £2 over £100k you earn. Sadly, this means you’ll be paying 60% tax but don’t panic. You can avoid losing your earnings by being more tax-efficient.
HMRC have announced a change for PAYE high earners. If you earn less than £150k from your PAYE salary, you will not have to file a tax return in the 2023/24 tax year. Remember, if you have other forms of income or capital gains, you may still need to file.
Yep, you’ll still need to file a 2022/23 tax return if you earned £100k or more.
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