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HMRC update on big 2027 tax change with £20,000 threshold - AOL (opens the original)
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HMRC has announced an update on a significant tax change currently being rolled out. The UK's tax-collecting authority is introducing changes to the taxation system. Tax returns are undergoing transformation - with a new method for recording and reporting your income and expenses. HMRC describes it as the most substantial change since Self Assessment was introduced more than 30 years ago. Taxpayers won't complete their tax return in one go. Rather, the administrative work will be divided and dis
DVLA update over invisible number plates that 'defeat speed cameras' - AOL (opens the original)
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The Department for Transport has released new information that sheds light on the number plate enforcement battle in Britain today. The department has faced multuiple questions in recent months on so-called ghost plates being employed to evade speed cameras and police detection. This week, the issue prompted further parliamentary questions, leading a minister to make a formal statement on the subject. On Thursday, Lord Hendy of Richmond Hill, Minister of State (Department for Transport), provide
BBC TV licence 'last resort' 3 rules that could end in court action - AOL (opens the original)
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TV Licensing rules reveal there are three ways viewers could find themselves in court for failing to comply with the regulations. The organisation describes such action as a 'last resort'. But if your case goes to sentencing, there is very little chance of escaping punishment. The TV Licensing website makes clear the consequences for those who fail to follow the guidance - and miss the chances available to resolve matters at an earlier stage. Thousands of people are prosecuted and convicted ever
DWP PIP changes update as 'timeline' explained for 'all customers' - AOL (opens the original)
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The Department for Work and Pensions has issued an update on an important PIP timeline that will affect all claimants as new changes take effect. The department says the reforms will improve day-to-day accessibility for people claiming the benefit. Personal Independence Payment (PIP) can help cover additional living costs if you have a long-term physical or mental health condition or disability and struggle with certain everyday tasks or getting around due to your condition. You can receive PIP
DWP explains 'enforcement powers' in new update as it looks at changes to CMS 'charges' - AOL (opens the original)
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The Department for Work and Pensions has explained child maintenance enforcement powers and potential forthcoming changes in a new update. The DWP has faced questions on the Child Maintenance Service (CMS) over parents who have fallen behind on payments, as well as about reforms to the charging structure. The DWP update arrives amid mounting concerns over how effective the UK's child maintenance system actually is - highlighted recently in a BBC Panorama episode. The flagship news programme hear
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