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UK Dividend Tax Guide (2025/26)
Understand how dividend tax works, the current rates and allowances, and how to optimise your income tax efficiently.
How Can I Check if my Tax Return Has Been Processed by HMRC?
We often get asked “how can I check for my tax refund”. This guide will help you determine your tax return progress.
What is my PAYE Reference Number?
In this guide, we’ll break down what a PAYE Reference Number is, how it’s used, where to find it, and why it's essential for managing your tax affairs correctly.
How to Get a UTR Number?
In this guide, we’ll explain what your UTR number is, when you’ll need it, and most importantly — where to find it. We'll also cover what to do if you've lost it and how to keep it secure.
Debtors and Creditors Definition
You will see the accountancy terms debtors and creditors constantly referred to in bookkeeping software packages. This guide will help you understand their meaning and the differences between the two terms.
Car Leasing Through Your Business
In this guide, we’ll walk you through how business car leasing works, the tax implications and whether it’s more beneficial than personal leasing.
When Should I Submit My 2025 Self Assessment Tax Return?
We outline key deadlines, the benefits of early submission and expert tips to help you stay ahead of HMRC requirements.
Paying Tax on Your Gambling Income
If you've made a profit from gambling — whether through betting, poker, online casinos, or even sports trading — you might be wondering if you owe anything to HMRC.
Can I Create a Holding Company?
In this guide, we break down what a holding company is, whether you can set one up, how it works in practice, and what to consider before forming one.
Do You Pay Tax On Lottery Winnings In UK?
This guide provides a clear, trustworthy explanation of UK tax law surrounding lottery winnings.
UK Tax Rates, Thresholds and Allowances for 2025/26
Updated for the 2025/26 tax year | Expertly reviewed by qualified UK tax professionals.
How Often Can I Take Dividends From My Limited Company?
Discover the legalities, limits, tax implications and best practices for taking dividends from your UK limited company—timing options, paperwork and smart planning explained.
What is the 40% Tax Bracket?
Income taxed at 40% applies only to your taxable income above the higher‑rate threshold.