If the basic rate of income tax is raised will the tax already paid by the insurance company cover it or will more have to be paid. As it is a large gain over 25 years it would be very expensive and I'm tempted to cash it in right now. Continue Reading
Hi all, I work out of the country but still have some 'ties' to the UK and have an 'NT'' tax code. My question is about savings which I have in UK banks. What is my allowance for interest on savings. Is it £1000 (20% tax payer) or £500 (40% tax payer) or should ... Continue Reading
Hi, I recently did 11 days work as an electronics engineer for a company in London and was payed £2538 for it. (Early November 2025). I submitted an invoice to them, and then they just payed the money into my personal bank account. (they did not dedeuct Tax ... Continue Reading
Hi Have a client who died leaving a 100% share of a house to his spouse. The house had solar panels which the client sold excess electricity generated back to the grid. He opted not to receive that, and instead it was rolled up by the scheme administrator or ... Continue Reading
My father passed away suddenly last year. I've lived with my parents for many years, due to poor health. I would like to remain living in the house, assuming I outlive my mother. The total estate value is significantly below the current £1m IHT threshold for married ... Continue Reading
When I fill in my sa109 I am asked "am I resident for tax purposes" In the country that I am resident? . Would it make any difference if I'm resident for tax purposes or not . If so what difference could it make whether I am or not? I'm not resident in the ... Continue Reading
Hi all, I’m reposting this here for a wider perspective — I know some of the same people are active on this forum, so to avoid repetition I’ve included all the details up front. Facts: • Property currently in my sole name, bought ~1 year ago as our family ... Continue Reading
Hi, I have a number of stocks assigned to me by my previous employer who is listed in NYSE, but incorporated in Ireland. Every quarter when I get a dividend on these stocks, a 25% Irish dividend withholding tax is charged. When calculating taxes on dividends, can ... Continue Reading
