• October 30, 2026
Enhanced Rate Mobility is the higher level of the mobility component of Personal Independence Payment. A claimant normally needs at least 12 mobility points to
• October 23, 2026
The Flexible Support Fund can provide financial help when an eligible Universal Credit claimant faces a practical cost that is preventing them from finding work,
• October 16, 2026
Yes, Carer’s Allowance is taxable income in the UK. However, receiving Carer’s Allowance does not automatically mean that a person will have Income Tax to
• September 25, 2026
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Making Tax Digital for self-employed people is now mandatory for the first group of UK sole traders. From 6 April 2026, sole traders and landlords
• August 29, 2026
The retirement savings raid refers to changes that will bring most unused pension funds and pension death benefits into a person’s estate for inheritance tax
• August 28, 2026
There is no single HMRC tax investigation time limit for every case. HMRC normally has 12 months after a Self Assessment return is delivered to
• August 27, 2026
A director loan account is the record a limited company keeps of money moving between the business and a director that is not salary, a
• August 22, 2026
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The HMRC directors loan tax tribunal search commonly refers to disputes over how tax rules apply to overdrawn director’s loan accounts. There is not a
• August 22, 2026
Yes. You can apply for a self build mortgage if you already own the land, and owning the plot me its value can potentially count
• August 20, 2026
If you receive 0 points for Personal Independence Payment, you can ask the Department for Work and Pensions to reconsider the decision. A PIP 0
