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- Tax essentials
- Introduction to the tax system
- How do I work out my tax?
- What income is taxable?
- What tax allowances am I entitled to?
- What tax rates apply to me?
- How is my tax collected?
- Do I need to complete a tax return?
- How do I claim tax back?
- What is National Insurance?
- How do I get a National Insurance number?
- What is devolution?
- What is Scottish income tax?
- What is Welsh income tax?
- Do I have to join a pension scheme?
- Where can I get help?
- Do students have to pay council tax?
- Digital services – dealing with your tax and tax credits online
- What to do when things go wrong?
- Jargon buster (an easy-to-understand A-Z glossary)
- Working
- Employed
- Am I employed, self-employed, both or neither?
- What is the National Minimum Wage or National Living Wage for students?
- How do I work out my tax?
- What income is taxable?
- What tax allowances am I entitled to?
- What tax rates apply to me?
- How is my tax collected?
- How do I check my coding notice?
- How do I check my payslips?
- Do I need to complete a tax return?
- What tax do I pay on redundancy payments?
- Employment benefits and expenses
- Pensions and employees
- What National Insurance do I pay as an employee?
- How do I repay my student loan?
- What if I do not pay enough tax?
- What if I pay too much tax?
- What is an optional remuneration arrangement (salary sacrifice)?
- What if I work abroad temporarily?
- First time workers
- Self-employed
- Agency workers
- When things go wrong
- Employed
- Volunteering and training
- Tax credits and benefits
- Tax refunds
- Types of student
- International students
- Am I resident if my stay is short?
- Do international students pay UK tax?
- Can I get a VAT refund?
- Can I work while studying in the UK?
- Do students pay National Insurance contributions?
- What happens when I leave the UK?
- Residence and domicile
- Why are residence and domicile important?
- What is residence?
- What are the tax implications of residence?
- When is someone resident in the UK?
- What if I visit the UK?
- What is split-year treatment?
- What is domicile?
- Where am I domiciled?
- How are foreign income and gains taxed?
- What is remittance?
- Do I have to complete a tax return?
- Does the remittance basis apply to tax credits?
- What is a double taxation agreement?
- What is dual residence?
- Apprentices
- Mature students
- Disabled students
- Part-time students
- International students
- Going abroad
- Other income
- Student loans
- Plan 1 Student loans
- Plan 1 loans: How and when do I pay back my student loan?
- I am an employee. How do I make Plan 1 student loan repayments?
- Plan 1 loans: How do Pay As You Earn (PAYE) student loan repayments work?
- Plan 1 loans: What are employed 'earnings' for student loan repayments?
- How are repayments calculated?
- Plan 1 loans: I have earned less than the repayment threshold. Can I get a refund?
- Plan 1 loans: What happens if I have more than one job?
- Plan 1 loans: When can I opt out of PAYE repayments?
- I have to fill in a tax return. How do Self Assessment Plan 1 student loan repayments work?
- Plan 1 loans: Do I have to fill in a tax return just because I have a student loan?
- Plan 1 loans: How are student loan repayments calculated under Self Assessment?
- Plan 1 loans: How does ‘unearned income’ affect repayments?
- Plan 1 loans: What information about my student loan do I need to fill in my tax return?
- Plan 1 loans: On what date are student loan repayments due under Self Assessment?
- Plan 1 loans: Are any repayments I have made direct to the SLC taken off my Self Assessment bill?
- Plan 1 loans :My tax return says I have to pay back more on my loan than I still owe. What do I do?
- Plan 1 loans: How does budgeting for my Self Assessment tax affect student loan repayments?
- Plan 2 Student loans
- Plan 2 loans: How and when do I pay back my student loan?
- I am an employee. How do I make Plan 2 student loan repayments?
- Plan 2 loans: How do Pay As You Earn (PAYE) student loan repayments work?
- Plan 2 loans: What are employed ‘earnings’ for student loan repayments?
- Plan 2 loans: How are repayments calculated?
- Plan 2 loans: I have earned less than the repayment threshold. Can I get a refund?
- Plan 2 loans: What happens if I have more than one job?
- Plan 2 loans: When can I opt out of PAYE repayments?
- I have to fill in a tax return. How do Self Assessment Plan 2 student loan repayments work?
- Plan 2 loans: Do I have to fill in a tax return just because I have a student loan?
- Plan 2 loans: How are student loan repayments calculated under Self Assessment?
- Plan 2 loans: How does ‘unearned income’ affect repayments?
- Plan 2 loans: What information about my student loan do I need to fill in my tax return?
- Plan 2 loans: On what date are student loan repayments due under Self Assessment?
- Plan 2 loans: Are any repayments I have made direct to the SLC taken off my Self Assessment bill?
- Plan 2 loans: My tax return says I have to pay back more on my loan than I still owe. What do I do?
- Plan 2 loans: How does budgeting for my Self Assessment tax affect student loan repayments?
- I have a Plan 1 and Plan 2 loan – how do my repayments work?
- Postgraduate loans
- What happens with my student loan if I go abroad?
- Where can I find out more about student loan repayments?
- Annotated Starter Checklist
- Plan 1 Student loans
- Tax for student money advisers
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- Any questions? I have almost finished repaying my student loan – how do I avoid overpaying?
- Any questions? I’m a student moving home to start my new course – will I have to pay council tax?
- Welsh income tax begins
- Any questions? What is the personal allowance?
- Any questions? Will my family still get tax credits if I am a student?
- Any questions? National Minimum Wage for apprentices
- Any questions? National Minimum Wage for apprentices
- July 2017 newsletter
- May 2017 newsletter
- April 2017 newsletter
- March 2017 newsletter
- January 2017 newsletter
- Postgraduate Doctoral Loans
- December 2016 newsletter
- November 2016 newsletter
- Help design a new service for tax appeals
- Students – how much tax are you paying?
- I am a student – do I need to pay council tax?
- Welcome - the National Living Wage!
- HMRC to start sending out Scottish taxpayer notification letters
- Autumn Statement – ‘security first’, but many low-income workers lose out
- Do you live in Scotland? New Tax Guide for Students guidance available
- Working during the summer – can you claim a repayment of tax?
- NMW campaign – a chance for employers in the hair & beauty sector to ensure they comply with the law
- Starting work for the first time? New Tax Guide for Students guidance available
- Tax tips if you are working this summer
- A mixed bag of a Summer Budget – but many low-income workers lose out
- HM Revenue & Customs withdraw all 0845 numbers
- Time is running out to claim your tax refund!
- Are you a landlord? Happy that you have your tax affairs in order?
- Finished working at your Christmas job? Make sure you have not paid too much tax.
- Changes for the self-employed
- Tax returns – do you need to complete one?
- The Autumn Statement – how will the measures announced affect students and apprentices?
- Celebrating Small Business Saturday, 6 December 2014
- PAYE tax calculations – be sure to check yours
- Claiming for repayment of tax when you have stopped working
- Spending a year of your course abroad?
- Increase in the National Minimum Wage
- If you are disabled, make sure you claim all your benefits
- Moving into new accommodation – what do you need to know about council tax?
- Is something phishy going on?
- Jobseeker’s Allowance – can you claim this summer?
- Do you know when you start repaying your student loan and how much you repay?
- Apply for your student loan now!
- Are you being paid the National Minimum Wage?
- Summer vacation work for students
- Make sure you keep more of your wages
- Claim your tax refund or lose it forever!
- A Budget for earners and savers – but what of the lowest paid?
- Press Release: Raise in threshold good but money could better help elsewhere, say charity
- Tax scams can cost you – protect your cash
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