£98,000 a year after tax in 2026/27 is £67,397.40 net (£5,616.45/month). Higher-rate tax applies on £47,730. Full income tax, NI and Scotland breakdown for 2026/27.
Guernsey and Jersey are Crown Dependencies with their own tax systems, separate from the UK. How the Statutory Residence Test, National Insurance and double taxation relief apply if you move in 2026/27.
If an EIS investment fails, you do not just lose your money — you can offset the net loss against your Income Tax or Capital Gains Tax, dramatically softening the downside. Here is how EIS loss relief is calculated in 2026/27.
The Isle of Man is a Crown Dependency, not part of the UK for tax purposes. How the Statutory Residence Test, National Insurance and double taxation relief work if you move between the two in 2026/27.
Magistrates are unpaid volunteers who can claim a Loss of Earnings Allowance and travel/subsistence expenses. How HMRC treats these payments, and how self-employed magistrates should record them, in 2026/27.
If you move abroad but keep a UK rental property, you remain liable for UK tax on the rent, and your letting agent or tenant may have to deduct basic-rate tax at source unless you register under the Non-Resident Landlord Scheme. Here is how it works in 2026/27.
Most parish and town councillors are unpaid, but some receive a small allowance or Special Responsibility Payment. How HMRC treats these payments, and how they interact with a main job, in 2026/27.
School governors are unpaid volunteers who can claim expenses for travel, childcare and training. How HMRC treats these payments, and when a governor might need to register for Self Assessment, in 2026/27.
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.
Employed mechanics, engineers and other tradespeople who buy their own tools can claim tax relief on the cost — but the rules differ sharply from the uniform flat rate, and self-employed tradespeople claim differently again. Here is how it works in 2026/27.
If your job requires membership of a professional body, or you pay union fees, you may be able to claim tax relief on some of the cost. Here is what qualifies in 2026/27, what does not, and how to claim it.
If you wear a recognisable uniform or protective workwear for your job and pay to clean or replace it yourself, HMRC lets you claim tax relief — usually via a fixed flat-rate deduction. Here is how much you can claim in 2026/27 and how to claim it.
