At the end of your Cycle to Work hire period, taking ownership of the bike usually means paying HMRC's Fair Market Value. Here's how the valuation tables work and what a £1,000 bike really costs at the end.
Working remotely from the UK for an overseas employer doesn't automatically mean you avoid UK tax. The Statutory Residence Test looks at your physical presence and ties to the UK, not where your employer is based.
Discretionary trusts face an inheritance tax charge every 10 years, plus exit charges when assets leave the trust. Here's how the periodic charge is calculated for 2026/27.
How EIS carry-back income tax relief lets you treat an investment as if made in the prior tax year, worked examples splitting a single investment, and the £1m/£2m annual limits for 2026/27.
UK law recognises three employment statuses, each with a different set of rights. Getting your status wrong can cost you minimum wage, holiday pay, or unfair dismissal protection. Here's how to tell the difference.
Most employment tribunal claims must be started within 3 months less one day of the event complained of — but ACAS Early Conciliation can pause the clock. Here's exactly how the deadlines and extensions work.
Employment and Support Allowance comes in contribution-based (New Style) and income-related forms, with very different eligibility rules and interaction with Universal Credit. Here's how they differ in 2026.
Firefighters can belong to one of three pension schemes depending on when they joined, plus the McCloud remedy choice for affected years. Here's how contributions, accrual and retirement ages compare.
Fixed-term employees have almost the same statutory rights as permanent staff, plus specific protections against less favourable treatment and against repeated renewals. Here's the full picture for 2026.
Since April 2024, flexible working is a day-one right in the UK — with 2 requests allowed per year and a 2-month employer response window. Here's exactly how the process works in 2026.
The Furnished Holiday Lettings tax regime was abolished from April 2025. Here's what happens to existing capital allowances pools, what landlords can still claim, and what changed to replacement of domestic items relief.
Guarantor mortgages help first-time buyers with insufficient income or deposit get on the ladder. Here's how they work, what the guarantor risks, and how they compare to JBSP mortgages.
