The importance of setting yourself financial goals, both short and long term, is to be noted in the financial climate we all find ourselves in at the moment.
Some people have a rough idea of where their money goes by skimming through bank statements every month, others choose to use sophisticated planning software to keep track [...]
For those of you who have income from various sources, a singular tax calculator is probably not going to be accurate as each income source affects the calculation of the various separate types of income tax.
To make this easier you can now use our UK Tax Wizard website to quickly and accurately get a income [...]
Following on from our update late last year to reflect the tax rates and allowances for the upcoming 2011/2012 tax year, we have just completed the addition of a new unique feature to help you keep track of your personal taxation.
In the UK, employed people pay Class 1 National Insurance Contributions on PAYE income above [...]
How should you charge VAT for your tenants? Now that the standard rate of VAT has increased by 2.5 percent from 17.5 percent to 20 percent, we have made a quick outline into what these changes mean for people operating within the property sector.
Just a quick reminder - the current 17.5% VAT rate will be increasing to 20% from January 4th 2011.
This means anything standard rated that is sold on or after this date should have VAT applied at the new 20% rate.
Where you have provided an invoice after the 4th January date, but provided the goods or [...]
Anyone sending their tax return online for the first time, please get registered now - leave enough time before the 31 January deadline to get activated.
Now that the October 31st paper filing deadline has passed, if you want to get your tax return completed and filed whilst avoiding fee’s and penalties, you must submit online.
If [...]
We have just added a new calculator to help you calculate your Capital Gains Tax liabilities.
All you need to do is select the tax year, enter your other taxable income for the year and then start adding the assets you disposed of. All assets need to be within the same tax year as the one [...]
We have just launched our new mobile tax calculator - it is a fully functional mobile version of our popular website www.uktaxcalculators.co.uk.
Due to the mobile nature of the new website we have added a few mobile specific features:
Overtime Calculator - Just enter your hourly rate and the number of hours overtime at normal pay, [...]
We have just finished our fully featured, reverse uk tax calculator for tax years from 2003 to 2010/2011.
You just need to enter your chosen/required take home pay and select other options that are relevant to you, such as:
whether you have student loan repayments
would like to make pension contributions - salary sacrificed or otherwise
your known [...]
Have you ever wondered where did my tax go?
Well, find out where it went over the last 8 tax years, at www.wheredidmytaxgo.co.uk.
Give it a go!
The tools uses data from the Public Expenditure Statistical Analysis (PESA) of government spending along with forecasts of future spending and divides up the percentage of central govenment spending against the [...]
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
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