The Telegraph Tax Guide 2021: Your Complete Guide to the Tax Return for 2020/21
- 3h 30m
- Joe McGrath
- Kogan Page
- 2021
The Telegraph Tax Guide is the UK's bestselling tax handbook, containing everything you need to know about completing a self-assessment tax return for the 2020/21 financial year.
With advice on how to complete self-assessment tax returns and a number of tax saving tips, this book includes:
- Key changes from the Budget and Treasury Statements
- How furlough will have affected how much tax you pay
- Dealing effectively with HM Revenue and Customs
- Worked illustrations showing you how to complete your tax submission
- How living or working abroad affects the tax that you pay
- Tax saving tips which help you save money
- Inheritance tax and potentially exempt transfers
Whether you are self-employed, work part time or full time, are unemployed or retired, if you pay tax The Telegraph Tax Guide is invaluable. It helps ensure that you are as tax efficient as possible, offering practical advice, timetables and examples that make the complex and challenging world of tax returns easier to understand.
About the Author
Joe McGrath is the founder of Rhotic Media, based in London, UK. He has worked for some of the world's largest publishing organisations, including the Financial Times Group and Dow Jones. He is the former London Bureau Chief of Institutional Investor and was previously the Asset Management Editor at Financial News. He holds a financial qualification from the Chartered Insurance Institute and has written for almost every national UK newspaper.
In this Book
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Introduction
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You and HMRC
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Tax Rates and Allowances
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Tax Credits
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Interest Payments and other Outgoings
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Working in Employment
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Value Added Tax
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Working for Yourself
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National Insurance and State Benefits
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State and Private Pensions
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Savings and Investment Income
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The Family Unit
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Residence and Domicile
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Capital Gains
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How to Complete Your Tax Return and Work Out Your Tax
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Paying Your Tax, Interest and Penalties
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Elections and Claims—Time Limits
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Inheritance Tax
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Budget Measures
