On £500/day, working outside IR35 via a limited company takes home approximately £70,000/year net. Inside IR35 via umbrella is approximately £57,000 — around a £13,000 annual difference. Full case study with numbers.
The 2026/27 UK tax year starts 6 April 2026. Key changes include the MTD ITSA mandate for self-employed, Capital Gains Tax rate increases, higher employer NI and frozen thresholds continuing. Full breakdown.
Yes, overtime is taxed in the UK — it's treated as employment income like your regular salary. But the rate depends on your total annual earnings. Full breakdown with examples for 2025/26.
Salary sacrifice reduces your gross pay before tax and NI are calculated — saving you income tax AND National Insurance, not just tax. At a £50,000 salary, sacrificing 5% saves approximately £500/year in NI alone on top of tax relief.
CGT rates rose in October 2024 and are embedded in 2026/27. The dividend allowance remains at £500. Here's how CGT works for non-property assets, dividend taxation, and the key planning tools still available.
The 2026/27 tax year runs from 6 April 2026 to 5 April 2027. Income tax thresholds are frozen again — but Scottish rates diverge further. Here's everything that changed and what it means for your tax bill.
ISA allowances and the pension Annual Allowance are unchanged for 2026/27. But the IHT treatment of pension pots is changing in April 2027 — here's what to know now and how to use your 2026/27 allowances effectively.
Employer NI rose to 15% from April 2025 and remains at that level in 2026/27. Employee rates and thresholds are frozen. Here's how NI works for employees, self-employed and employers this tax year.
In 2026/27, property buyers face unchanged SDLT rates (with the higher first-time buyer threshold now reduced), landlords still navigate Section 24, and the CGT rates from October 2024 are embedded. Here's the full picture.
MTD ITSA becomes mandatory for self-employed with income over £50,000 in April 2026, changing how millions of sole traders and landlords report tax. Class 2 NI is abolished. Here's everything self-employed people need to know for 2026/27.
Wales has the power to set its own income tax rates but has chosen to match England exactly in 2025/26. Here's how Welsh Income Tax works, what a 'C' tax code means, and the devolved tax powers Wales actually uses.
From January 2025 UK crypto exchanges report user activity to HMRC. Here's how crypto is taxed — CGT, income tax on staking and airdrops, pooling rules, and what enforcement looks like in 2026
