2023/2024 Tax Rates: Your Tax Cards

We offer a comprehensive tax card for the fiscal year 2023/2024, providing a concise summary of fundamental rates and allowances for personal and business taxes.

We are delighted to provide you with our comprehensive tax card for the fiscal year 2023/2024. This card is an invaluable tool that succinctly summarises the rates and allowances that are fundamental to both personal and business taxes.

Our tax card covers a broad range of tax categories, including personal, business, employment, property, and capital taxes, and includes the most recent changes that have a significant impact, such as:

Modifications in personal allowances and tax bands
Adjustments in Capital Gains Tax percentages and rates
Increases in national insurance thresholds and rates attributable to (HSCL)
Variations in dividend income tax rates
Updates to car benefit percentages
Reversions to the Annual Investment Allowance
Changes to property taxes

We have designed our tax card to be a quick reference guide to help you navigate the upcoming tax year with ease. We are confident that this tool will prove highly beneficial to you.

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