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View all peoplePublished by Jo White on 6 April 2026
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Our 2026/27 tax card reflects key updates following the changes announced in the Autumn Budget and Spring Statement.
Notable points for the 2026/27 tax year include largely unchanged income tax bands and personal allowances, alongside higher dividend tax rates and continued low capital gains allowances. Business Asset Disposal Relief sees qualifying gains taxed at 18%, while Capital Gains Tax rates remain at 18% and 24% depending on income level. National Insurance thresholds and rates have been updated, with employee contributions reduced at lower earnings levels, and contribution-based benefit entitlements retained. The National Living Wage has increased to £12.71 for those aged 21 and over, statutory payments and state pensions have risen, and VAT thresholds and rates remain unchanged, providing stability for businesses and individuals alike.
Access our updated tax card here.
For more information about the announcements made within the spring statement, please see our summary here.
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