The Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme gives investors 50% Income Tax relief on up to £200,000 a year invested in the very earliest-stage UK companies. Here is exactly how the relief and CGT reinvestment relief work together in 2026/27.
How Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) tax relief works in 2026/27 — the 50% income tax relief, CGT reinvestment relief, loss relief, and the investment limits.
How the DIY Housebuilders VAT reclaim scheme works for a new self-build home in the UK, what qualifies, and common mistakes that cause claims to be rejected in 2026/27.
Session musicians typically juggle PAYE deductions from some bookings, self-employed fees from others, and royalties from recordings — a genuinely mixed income picture. Here is how it all comes together on a UK tax return in 2026/27.
A person with a severe mental impairment, such as advanced dementia, can be disregarded entirely for Council Tax purposes. How to qualify, apply and backdate the SMI discount in 2026/27.
Share fishermen — paid a share of the catch rather than a wage — are self-employed under a distinct HMRC category with its own National Insurance rate. Full guide to how catch shares are taxed and the special Class 2 treatment for 2026/27.
How buying additional shares in a shared ownership home (staircasing) is taxed for stamp duty purposes, and the other costs involved in 2026/27.
How Shared Parental Leave and Statutory Shared Parental Pay work for UK parents splitting leave after a birth or adoption, for the 2026/27 tax year.
Shared Parental Leave and Pay have specific eligibility rules when one parent is self-employed rather than employed. How this actually works for 2026/27.
Several UK regions now require licensing for short-term and holiday lets. A practical guide to licensing costs, timelines and what happens if you let without one.
How digital platform reporting rules work, the £1,000 trading allowance, and when selling on Etsy, eBay, Vinted or Depop actually needs to be declared to HMRC.
How a new-job signing bonus is taxed through PAYE, why it can look heavily taxed on the payslip it lands in, and clawback rules for 2026/27.
