Tax Articles: News, Guides & Advice

The levies paid by buy to letters who sell their homes has been halved, the Mortgage Works has revealed.

Pro-environment levies administered by the government are bleeding taxpayers dry, it has been suggested.

The introduction of a new government charter protecting consumers from over-zealous inspectors will come too late, it has been claimed.

A top Tory has provided support for Labour's scheme to impose pollution-linked vehicle excise duty to drivers dating back to 2001.

Today is deadline day for renewing tax credits - and the system is coming under strain as a result.

Woolworths pilot a scheme to introduce VAT-Free kiosks into its UK stores.

A poll of AA members has revealed widespread hostility to the car duty, particularly a new 'green tax' proposed by the government.

Gordon Brown and David Cameron, be warned: tax policy is a big factor behind peoples' voting intentions, according to new figures.

Concerns have been raised over the suspension of pay as you earn (PAYE) reforms, which had originally been scheduled to come into force this October.

A suspension in the increase to fuel duty has been announced by the chancellor of the exchequer.

Many over-65s are not using their tax credits, and are losing out financially as a result.

HMRC has now written off £7 billion of the tax breaks over the past five years.

The government has released its own estimates of the impact its new vehicle excise duty laws will have.

The threshold on how much of a deceased partner's estate a widow or widower is entitled to should be raised, it has been suggested.

Many people are not claiming their tax benefits, as the deadline for credit renewal approaches.

A falling property market makes cutting the stamp duty tax necessary, it has been suggested.

The majority of people have been upset by recent tax rises, a survey shows.

The government has been criticised for its decision to scrap the ten per cent income tax rate.

The royal family costs around £40 million per year in day-to-day costs, a new report shows.

Find out why the rich are becoming richer and the poor really are getting poorer.

People are leaving government assistance untouched, statistics show.

Dorset residents who put in home extensions are being hit with extra taxation, it has emerged.

A parliamentary bill will see the time limit for claiming back overpaid tax reduced, campaigners have pointed out.

An increasing number of UK companies are moving their tax bases overseas, we ask why and look at whether this trend is set to continue.

Motorists who use company cars will be allowed to claim more from their bosses for fuel costs, the government has said.