The exact definition of employee expenses used to reduce income tax liabilities is that they MUST be specifically incurred wholly:

Colin is aged 38, married, and earns a gross salary of £26,500 from his employment. Assuming he received no taxable benefits in kind, how much income tax did he pay?

UK resident who is domiciled in Italy, would not be expected to pay UK tax on which one of the following:

When does a person acquire their domicile of origin?

After utilizing their allowance, what is the tax rate for a higher rate taxpayer on income earned from dividends?

Colin (age 35) has a taxable income of £28,000. He receives no other income of any sort during the tax year. As a single person, what is his tax liability?

Where a child receives an income from an arrangement made by his or her parents, how is this taxed?

What category of National Insurance contributions are applicable to the profits of a sole trader?

What does the term ‘collecting income tax at source’ actually mean?

In terms of income tax, self-employed individuals are taxed based on their:

Who is allowed to use expenses to reduce income tax liability?

Each year during Autumn, several tax-related measures are introduced in the budget. These measures subsequently become effective due to the corresponding:

Which one of the following payments will NOT be liable to income tax?

Ian has not worked for 5 years, which class of National Insurance contributions should she make to maximize her entitlement to state benefits:

Edward is considered a UK tax resident in the preceding tax year. What is the minimum number of days he must have spent in the UK during that tax year?

Among the following individuals, who is most likely to be considered a UK resident for tax purposes?

Where an employee receives a termination payment on becoming redundant, up to what amount will the payment be free from income tax?