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High Income Child Benefit Charge 2026/27: Who Pays, How Much, and How to Avoid It

The HICBC reformed in April 2024: new £60k threshold, household income basis, taper to £80k. Pension salary sacrifice strategy and a worked example.

Emma Clarke7 Jul 20269 min read

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High Income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC) 2026: New Rules After April 2024

The HICBC threshold rose to £60,000 in April 2024. Here is how the new taper works, strategies to reduce your adjusted net income and the PAYE changes coming in 2026.

Emma Clarke20 Jun 20268 min read

💷 Tax & Finance

How to Avoid the 60% Tax Trap UK: Strategies for £100k–£125,140 Earners

If your income falls between £100k and £125,140, you face a 60% effective marginal tax rate. Here's how pension contributions and other strategies can protect your allowance.

CalcHub Editorial28 May 20269 min read

💷 Tax & Finance

The High Income Child Benefit Charge: 5 Worked Examples for 2026/27

Five detailed HICBC worked examples for 2026/27: the new £60k-£80k taper, salary sacrifice strategy, joint income scenarios, and the cliff edge at £80,000.

Emma Clarke26 May 202611 min read

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