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Corrections to our pages

  • 路 Offshore income guidance

    The HMRC page on offshore penalties moved to a new address. We updated every link that pointed to the old page.

    GOV.UK: tax due on offshore assets
  • 路 US tax rules and deadlines

    The IRS page on 2026 inflation adjustments moved to a new address. We updated every link that pointed to the old page.

    IRS newsroom

Approved tax rule changes

  • Approved 25 September 2026 路 UK

    Start of the new tax year: filing date

    Was 2027-04-06, now 2026-04-06, from 6 April 2026

    Updated automatically from the official page. Rates, allowances and duties have been updated for the tax year 2026 to 2027.

    GOV.UK rates and allowances
  • Approved 23 September 2026 路 UK

    Start of the new tax year: filing date

    Was 2026-04-06, now 2027-04-06, from 6 April 2027

    Updated automatically from the official page. Rates, allowances and duties have been updated for the tax year 2026 to 2027. (The next tax year starts 6 April 2027)

    GOV.UK rates and allowances
  • Approved 16 September 2026 路 US

    Retirement plan contribution limits: filing date

    Was 2026-08-04, now 2026-01-01, from 1 January 2026

    Updated automatically from the official page. $24,500 in 2026 for 401(k) plans; $8,000 in 2026 for traditional/safe harbor catch-up; $11,250 for 60-63 catch-up in 2026.

    IRS contribution limits
  • Approved 12 September 2026 路 AU

    Federal Budget: filing date

    Was 2027-05-11, now 2026-05-12, from 12 May 2026

    Updated automatically from the official page. The Treasurer delivered the Federal Budget on Tuesday 12 May 2026

    Australian Government Budget
  • Approved 12 September 2026 路 US

    Federal filing deadline: filing date

    Was 2027-04-15, now 2026-04-15, from 15 April 2026

    Updated automatically from the official page. Calendar year filers (most common) File on: April 15, 2026

    IRS when to file
  • Approved 12 September 2026 路 US

    Retirement plan contribution limits: filing date

    Was 2026-11-05, now 2026-08-04, from 4 August 2026

    Updated automatically from the official page. Page Last Reviewed or Updated: 08-Apr-2026. This is the last date the page content was reviewed or updated.

    IRS contribution limits
  • Approved 12 September 2026 路 UK

    Start of the new tax year: filing date

    Was 2027-04-06, now 2026-04-06, from 6 April 2026

    Updated automatically from the official page. Rates, allowances and duties have been updated for the tax year 2026 to 2027.

    GOV.UK rates and allowances
  • Approved 12 September 2026 路 UK

    Autumn Budget: filing date

    Was 2026-11-25, now 2025-11-26, from 26 November 2025

    Updated automatically from the official page. The page states: "Budget 2025 in full...Published: 26 November 2025". This is the date the full Budget document was published.

    GOV.UK Budget collection
  • Approved 10 September 2026 路 AU

    Super guarantee rate

    Was 11.5%, now 12%, from 1 July 2025

    Employer super rose to 12% from 1 July 2025, the final step of the legislated increases.

    ATO: Key superannuation rates and thresholds
  • Approved 10 September 2026 路 AU

    Resident tax rates rebuilt

    Was 19% first rate, now 16% first rate, from 1 July 2024

    The stage three changes cut the first rate to 16% and lifted the 37% threshold to $135,000.

    ATO: Tax rates for Australian residents
  • Approved 10 September 2026 路 UK

    Capital gains annual exempt amount

    Was 拢6,000, now 拢3,000, from 6 April 2024

    The yearly capital gains allowance halved, so more small share and crypto sales now need reporting.

    HMRC: Capital Gains Tax allowances

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