Cutting Tax Bills

Legal ways to reduce your tax bill through allowances and schemes. Articles explain savings options for children, employee benefits, and deductions for workers and students.

Child Trust Funds
Child Trust Funds
A tax-free savings account for children born between 2002 and 2011 that parents and grandparents could contribute to, with withdrawals only allowed from age 18.
Cutting Your Tax Bill if You Are a Lower Paid Worker
Cutting Your Tax Bill if You Are a Lower Paid Worker
Lower-paid workers can reduce their tax bill by understanding which benefits are taxable and how earnings thresholds affect your relief.
Cutting Your Tax Bill if You Are Training or in Education
Cutting Your Tax Bill if You Are Training or in Education
If you're working while studying, you can earn up to £12,570 before paying income tax, and there are ways to reduce what you owe.
Cutting Your Tax Bill on Mileage Allowances
Cutting Your Tax Bill on Mileage Allowances
How self-employed people and employees can claim tax relief on mileage allowances and reduce what they owe.
Cutting Your Tax Bill on Your Mobile Phone
Cutting Your Tax Bill on Your Mobile Phone
Cut your tax bill on mobile phones by claiming work-related expenses and understanding employer benefits allowances.
Employee Interest Free Loans
Employee Interest Free Loans
Learn how employers offer interest-free loans to staff and how Employee Benefit Trusts make these arrangements tax-efficient.
Junior ISAs: Tax Free Way to Save for Your Child
Junior ISAs: Tax Free Way to Save for Your Child
Junior ISAs let you save up to £3,600 a year tax-free for your child's future through cash or stocks and shares accounts.
Pension Tax Relief
Pension Tax Relief
How pension contributions reduce your tax bill and boost your retirement savings.
Tax Efficient Savings
Tax Efficient Savings
Cut your tax bill with ISAs and other tax-free savings accounts that don't require a large upfront investment.
Top 10 Tax Saving Tips
Top 10 Tax Saving Tips
Cut your tax bill with these practical tips that put extra money back in your pocket.