14 articles tagged with Marriage Allowance.
How a registered blind taxpayer can combine Blind Person's Allowance with a transferred Marriage Allowance in 2026/27, with a worked example of the combined saving.
Civil partners and married couples get identical tax treatment in the UK in 2026/27 — the same Marriage Allowance, Capital Gains Tax transfers and Inheritance Tax exemption. Here is what is, and is not, different.
Cohabiting couples in the UK get none of the tax reliefs available to married couples and civil partners in 2026/27 — no Marriage Allowance, no unlimited spousal IHT exemption, no automatic CGT no gain/no loss transfers.
What happens to Marriage Allowance when you separate or divorce in 2026/27: when to cancel it, tax year treatment, backdating claims and how HMRC handles the transfer.
Marriage and civil partnership give significant UK tax advantages in 2026/27 -- from the £252 Marriage Allowance to IHT exemptions and CGT spousal transfers. Cohabiting couples get none of these.
Divorcing or separating in 2026/27? Learn how the Marriage Allowance £1,260 transfer ends, when to cancel it, and whether you can reclaim tax worth up to £252.
How the Married Couple's Allowance works for couples where one partner was born before 6 April 1935, who qualifies, and how to claim it in 2026/27.
Eligible couples can backdate Marriage Allowance claims to 2022/23, potentially receiving up to £1,008 as a lump sum refund. Here is exactly how to claim and what to expect.
Marriage Allowance and Married Couple's Allowance sound similar but are entirely different tax reliefs with different eligibility rules. Marriage Allowance is available to most couples and saves up to GBP 252 per year, while Married Couple's Allowance applies only to those born before April 1935. This guide explains both.
Find out if you qualify for the UK Marriage Allowance in 2026/27. Transfer 1,260 pounds of personal allowance to your spouse and save up to 252 pounds a year.
They sound alike but they are two different reliefs with different rules. One transfers GBP 1,260 of personal allowance, the other is for older couples. Here is how to tell them apart.
A household with two GBP 32,000 earners is not the same as one person on GBP 64,000. Here is how splitting income across two Personal Allowances changes take-home in 2026/27.
