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Some vulnerable households claiming support including Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and Attendance Allowance are not entitled to the £299 cost of living payment

The final cost of living payment is worth £299 and is currently being sent out - so who is due this money, and when were the previous cost of living payments sent?

Under HMRC rules, you can claim tax relief by contributing to your non-working partner's pension pot. Currently, you can contribute up to £2,880 per year which will give a tax relief boost of £720 to £3,600

The final cost of living payment worth £299 is being sent from today and the DWP and HMRC have revealed what code it will appear under when it hits your bank account

There are some incidences where you won't receive the £299 cost of living payment - we explain everything you need to do before millions start to get the help

The final payment in the series of £900 cost of living support is being sent from today - but who is eligible for it and how do you check when it has arrived in your bank account?

HMRC urged people to check in a post on X - formerly Twitter - sharing that people who were born between September 1 2002, and January 2, 2011, could have cash sitting in a Child Trust Fund which they may not know about.

It is estimated that around 1.1 million people missed the January 31 deadline for 2022-23 returns

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will issue the payments to most eligible people between February 6 and February 22 - but there are some cases where you won't be eligible

If you miss the self-assessment deadline, which is 11.59pm tonight (January 31) then you will be charged a £100 fine - even if you don’t have any tax to pay

The last cost of living payment will be sent to most eligible people between February 6 and February 22 - and if you're eligible, the money will be sent automatically to your bank account

In a post on Twitter - formerly X - the Money Saving Expert (MSE) website founder warned that if you miss the deadline for self assessment taxes for the 2022-23 tax year you could face a fine - plus the daily interest on top

Recent data from HMRC revealed that it expects around 12.1million returns to be filed this January. However, as of January 23, around 3.8million people were yet to file their returns for the 2022-23 tax year

Disposable vapes are to be banned and flavours restricted in an effort to stop youngsters becoming hooked. We ask if you think the new measures go far enough?

New vaping rules that are set to come into force by the end of this year will herald the end of throwaway Lost Marys and Elf Bars and mean fewer flavours are available

HMRC received more than 130,000 reports about tax scams in the 12 months to September 2023, of which 58,000 were offering fake tax rebates

In total, over 12,000 reclaim forms were processed during October, November and December of last year, with £3,216 being the average amount that was reclaimed

Coronation Street star Bill Roache has had a petition by HMRC filed against him, despite him earning a whopping £250,000 per year on the ITV soap

Martin Lewis said the high income Child Benefit charge was 'by far the biggest single topic' the public had asked him to raise with the Chancellor, ahead of the Budget on March 6

There are a few "lesser known" reasons which will need you to file a tax return this year - here we explain what these are and what you need to do before the upcoming deadline

MPs warned the saga had 'frightening' parallels with the Post Office IT scandal as thousands of workers face crippling tax demands from HMRC over 'loan charges'

The Treasury has unveiled its plans to allow parents, guardians and carers can claim National Insurance Credits for the years they did not claim Child Benefit

The issue was highlighted last year by former pensions minister Sir Steve Webb, who explained it mainly affects stay-at-home mums who made a claim for Child Benefit between 1978 and 2000

One resident noticed a change in their tax code as didn't have the Scottish 'S' at the beginning - this would mean HMRC would consider the tax as being paid in England and not Scotland

The £299 is the third cost of living payment from the Government and overall, three payments have been made to people claiming means tested benefits totalling £900