Potential extra tax saving if you are married or in civil partnership

We would like you to read this article especially if you are on maternity leave and you would like to get up to £230 a year extra from HMRC within 10 minutes...

We don’t particularly want to run a “let’s get married” campaign. All we want to do is to make you aware that the official marriage or civil partnership can save you a bit of money.

So let’s imagine that you are in officially sealed and stamped relationship… and you earn nothing or less than £11,5k during the 17-18 tax year (this may be the case when you are receiving statutory maternity pay), and your beloved earns between £11,5k and £45k… or vice versa of course.

You can transfer some personal allowance over to your other half by simply completing a short 10-minute online form with HMRC and you will gain £230 a year as a family by reducing your other half’s tax bill.

Sometimes the claims can even be backdated for a couple of years.

This will be an ongoing automatic arrangement with HMRC until your circumstances change for better or for worse…

Here is a link to how to claim:

https://www.gov.uk/marriage-allowance