How SEIS works for UK investors in 2026/27: 50% income tax relief, CGT exemption, loss relief and reinvestment relief, plus the rules and limits.
Learn how to claim gift aid higher rate relief in 2026/27 and reclaim the extra 20% tax relief HMRC owes you on charitable donations.
Learn how to claim tax relief on work expenses using Form P87 in 2026/27 without needing a Self-Assessment tax return. HMRC rules explained.
Loans to invest in close companies, partnerships, or plant and machinery can qualify for full income tax relief at your marginal rate -- unlike the 20% credit for buy-to-let mortgages.
SEIS offers 50% income tax relief on up to £200,000 invested per year in qualifying early-stage companies. Learn CGT exemptions, loss relief, and reinvestment relief in 2026/27.
SITR gives investors 30% Income Tax relief and CGT deferral on investments in qualifying social enterprises and charities. Eligibility, limits and how to claim.
Basic rate relief on SIPP contributions is automatic, but higher and additional rate taxpayers must actively claim their extra tax relief — worth thousands per year.
How sole traders can use SIPP and personal pension contributions to reduce their tax bill in 2026/27, including annual allowance limits, relief at source, and higher-rate claims.
Flat rate GBP 6/week (GBP 312/year) or actual costs? We compare both HMRC methods for home-office tax relief in 2026/27 and show which saves more money.
SEIS explained for 2026/27: 50% income tax relief on up to £200,000 per year, CGT exemption after 3 years, loss relief, and how SEIS compares to EIS for early-stage startup investors.
WFH tax relief is worth up to £312/year for employees. Learn the flat rate, how to claim via HMRC or Self Assessment, and what self-employed workers can claim for home office costs.
Employees can claim £6/week (£312/year) WFH tax relief in 2026/27 if required by their employer to work from home. Self-employed have different rules. Full guide including 4-year backdating and real saving examples.
