Individuals who overpaid tax have four years to reclaim it
As the population ages and technology disrupts the economy, young workers are carrying a disproportionate tax burden
The way in which the UK system sees rates rise and then fall as income increases is indefensible
Effective marginal tax rates discourage higher earners from pursuing career advancement
April’s Making Tax Digital launch will instead Make Tax Difficult
Graduates are in uproar about Budget changes to loan repayment terms, and they have a point
Payslip errors and complex rules blamed for £3.5bn in overpayments
The UK tax system is an irrational mess, but that suits the politicians
PM defends last week’s Budget and says ‘there was no misleading’ about economic forecasts
The real losers from Rachel Reeves’ financial statement were not the wealthy, but those on the way to wealth
Three money moves for higher earners to consider
Move reduces impact on older voters of this week’s decision to freeze thresholds
From 2029, workers will only be able to pay £2,000 into the scheme and receive tax relief
Experts condemn ‘tax rise by stealth’ for many, including minimum wage earners and pensioners
Cap on national insurance relief set to raise £4.7bn in 2029-30 and £2.6bn in 2030-31
Tax squeeze set to hit higher-earning young professionals at key point in their careers
Use the FT’s interactive tool to understand how a further freeze to personal tax thresholds could affect you
New policies affect taxes, pensions, council tax and savings
Tax on dividends and savings will rise in unexpected move
Smorgasbord of tax rises is riskier for chancellor, our personal finances and the UK economy
Expected move by chancellor Rachel Reeves next week faces strong pushback from businesses
Rachel Reeves expected to prolong ‘stealth’ tax policy first introduced under previous Conservative government
Extending the freezes beyond 2028 would raise £8.3bn in 2029-30, estimates Institute for Fiscal Studies
Dismembering salary sacrifice is a short-sighted tax grab that will accelerate the UK’s retirement savings crisis
Treasury plan to cap relief on pension contributions is set to raise £2bn a year
