Tax Tables 2027 / 28
After two Budgets which raised over £67 billion in taxes, a new chancellor and prime minister were always unlikely to aim for a big revenue-raising hat trick for their first fiscal event. They were helped by the fact that those earlier Budgets had left over £23 billion of fiscal ‘headroom’.
The Tax tables cover:
- Income Tax
- State Pensions
- Registered Pensions
- Tax Incentivised Investments
- Capital Gains Tax
- National Insurance Contributions
- Car Benefits
- Vans - For private use
- Tax-Free Business MIleage Allowance
- Corporation Tax
- Stamp Duties and Property Transaction Taxes
- Inheritance Tax
- Main Capital and Other Allowances
- VAT
- Main due dates for tax payment
- Social Security Benefits
