Tax rates and allowances

The current tax rates, facts and figures.

Capital allowances: Plant & machinery allowances etc.
Capital gains tax: CGT and Inheritance tax.
Child benefit: Working tax credits and child benefit.
Corporation tax: The current CT rates.
Income tax: Income tax rates, personal allowances, trusts etc.
Individual Savings Account (ISA): ISA investment limits etc.
Inheritance tax: Thresholds, main reliefs and exemptions.
Minimum wage: Statutory minimum wage / living wage levels.
National insurance: Employer and employee rates.
Pensions: The current pension premium rates.
Property and trade allowances: Allowances for individuals.
Stamp duty & land taxes: On the transfer of property in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Statutory pay: Current weekly amounts.
Tax reliefs for individuals: EIS, SEIS, VCTs and SIR.
Value added tax: Turnover limits, VAT on fuel etc.
Vehicles: Fuel, car and van benefits.

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17 May 2021

Government confirms start date for Plastic Packaging Tax

The UK government has confirmed that its plastic packaging tax (PPT) will come into force on 1 April 2022.

14 May 2021

Effectiveness of OTS set to be reviewed by Treasury

The Treasury has launched a review into the effectiveness of the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS), the independent body responsible for helping to make the UK tax system simpler and easier to interact with for taxpayers.

13 May 2021

Data finds HMRC received 91,000 calls to report fraud in first months of pandemic

Data published by insurer PfP has revealed that HMRC received 91,000 calls to report instances of fraud in the first nine months of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

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Government confirms start date for Plastic Packaging Tax

Effectiveness of OTS set to be reviewed by Treasury

Data finds HMRC received 91,000 calls to report fraud in first months of pandemic