Amending a mistake on your tax return
Spotted a slip-up on your tax return? You could still fix it – and it might change what you owe or get back. Find out why it pays to act now and how easy it can be to update your details online or by post. Read on to avoid missing out on possible refunds or overpaying tax. #taxreturn #taxhelp #HMRC #finance #moneytips
Tax relief if replacing tools or equipment
Alert for every tradesperson and DIY trader: You might be missing out on tax relief when replacing or repairing your essential work tools and clothing. Find out why it matters and how to claim. Read on to see if you qualify. #TaxRelief #WorkTools #HMRCClaims
Do you need to pay tax on money received from family?
Getting money from family? You might not owe tax, but the rules could affect your loved ones' estate later. Curious about those exemptions? Read on to find out why this matters today. #tax #InheritanceTax #familygifts #UKtax #financialsupport
Is HMRC holding money that belongs to you?
HMRC may be holding money that's rightfully yours! Overpaid tax, job expenses, pensions etc. Check if you can claim a refund now. Find out why it matters and how to act today. #taxrefund #HMRC #refundcheck
When does a hobby become a taxable business?
When does your hobby turn into a taxable business? Making a few sales might not trigger tax, but growing activity could. Find out why understanding this matters before you cash in. Read on to see if your pastime is still just a hobby or something more. #tax #smallbusiness #hobbies
Making Tax Digital: Are you ready for your first quarterly deadline?
Your Making Tax Digital quarterly deadline is approaching. Are your digital records ready for HMRC's new update system? Find out why it matters now and what you need to check before submitting your first update. Read on to stay ahead and avoid surprises. #MakingTaxDigital #HMRC #TaxDeadline
Understanding Dividend Tax
Dividend tax rules have changed for 2026-27! Discover what counts and how different rates could affect you. Find out why this matters now and what you might need to do next. Read on to stay ahead. #DividendTax #UKFinance #TaxUpdate
Understanding your tax code
Tax codes aren't as straightforward as they seem. Did you know your tax code can change with new jobs, pensions, or benefits? Find out why that twist might affect your next payslip. Read on to see if your code is doing what it should. #TaxCode #HMRC #MoneyMatters
When to consider voluntary National Insurance
Missing years on your National Insurance record could impact your State Pension. Could topping up with voluntary contributions be worth it? Find out why you should check your NI credits and pension forecast before deciding. Read on to see if this applies to you. #NationalInsurance #StatePension #RetirementPlanning
A reminder of the tax rules for online sellers
Tax rules for selling on platforms like eBay and Airbnb have shifted. Find out what it means for your sales and when tax really applies. Read on to stay informed! #TaxUpdate #OnlineSelling #HMRC
Verify your ID at Companies House
ID checks at Companies House are rolling out – if you're a company director or have significant control, it's time to get verified. Most can do it online or in person at selected Post Offices. Don't miss out, find out why this matters to you today. #businessupdate #CompaniesHouse #IDverification
Self-employed National Insurance
Alert for the self-employed: Class 4 National Insurance contributions now apply from £12,570 profits, with exemptions to keep in mind. Read on to find out if you should explore voluntary Class 2 payments and how this might affect your State Pension eligibility. #NationalInsurance #SelfEmployed #FinanceTips
Setting off losses against other income sources
If you are self-employed or a member of a partnership, you may be able to claim tax relief when your business makes a loss. There are several ways trading losses can be used, but each loss can only be used once and specific conditions apply. #TaxLosses #PersonalTax #HMRC
Car and travel expenses if self-employed
Did you know you could reduce your tax bill by claiming allowed car and travel expenses if you're self-employed? From fuel to hotel stays, find out what counts and what doesn't. Ready to unlock potential savings? Read on! #selfemployed #taxsavings #businessexpenses #travelcosts #UKtax
MTD – when the quarterly returns to HMRC are due
Alert for anyone submitting Making tax Digital income tax updates from April 2026: Quarterly deadlines to HMRC are set and penalties could follow if missed. Find out why staying on schedule matters and how to keep things simple. Read on to keep your filings smooth! #tax #HMRC #MakingTaxDigital #finance #UKtax
Rolling over Capital Gains
Alert for business owners: Did you know you can defer Capital Gains Tax by rolling over gains into new assets? This could ease your tax bill when upgrading your business equipment. Find out why this might be a game-changer for your finances today! #BusinessTax #CapitalGains #FinanceTips
Hobby or Business?
Have you ever wondered if your beloved hobby is actually a business in disguise?
Still time to top up your pension contributions
With the end of the 2025–26 tax year approaching on 5 April 2026, there is still time for taxpayers to increase their pension savings and benefit from valuable tax relief. Pension contributions remain one of the most tax-efficient ways to save for retirement, with relief available at a taxpayer’s highest marginal rate.