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If you’re a higher-rate taxpayer with a workplace or personal pension, then submitting a tax-return (and doing it properly) is a must. Otherwise you’ll miss out on valuable benefits, and might also face hefty tax penalties.
An estimated 750,000 people missed last year's self-assessment deadline for submitting their tax return. Were you one of them? What was your excuse? And how can you make sure that you aren't late this time?
The bank staff have drawn the blinds – but you don’t have to. Remember you promised to sort out your money as soon as you had a spare moment? Later you can go out and throw bread to the ducks, but first think about how well you’re feeding your savings. Our bank holidays in the UK date back
More Tax Action tips from TaxCalc! This time it’s reviewing your payments on account… If you are currently making payments on account under the self-assessment scheme the default position is that they are based on the previous year’s tax bill. If your taxable income is increasing year on year then there is no need to review them