As a new arrival to the UK, or if you are embarking on your first job in the UK, there’s a high possibility that you might get put on an Emergency Tax Code by your employer. It’s not their fault, it’s the rules imposed by HMRC. What this will mean is the Emergency Tax Code […]
Heading to the UK on a working holiday? We take a look at the best job sites for working holiday makers to check out ahead of their arrival in the UK. Related Articles: Paid too much on your working holiday in the UK? Best temping agencies for Working Holiday makers in the UK PAYE […]
Image by Tumisu from Pixabay With any working holiday comes the blend of (yep, you got it) working and holidaying! Working during your travels is a great way to make friends and immerse yourself in the culture all whilst funding your adventures. Here, we take a look at some great working holiday maker jobs in […]
In a recent interview on BBC One, shadow chancellor John McDonnell said that Labour will not increase taxes for 95% of earners if they win the 8 June election. As part of an election “personal tax guarantee”, people earning less than £80,000 a year will be spared from the tax rise. It will, however, affect […]
If you’re paid via PAYE (Pay As You Earn) then you’ll want to read about the changes that HMRC have just put in place for the tax year ahead. HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) will be updating the way it collected income tax via PAYE due to the shortcomings in the system that have […]
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3 Things to Do This Summer with Your Student Tax Refund
If you’ve overpaid tax while working as a student, whether part-time, full-time or self-employed, you should claim back tax. With a 20% tax deduction from whatever you earn above the tax-free personal allowance of £11,500, you could be looking at a huge amount. There are several reasons a student is over taxed, including being […]
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