US EditionWho can get an increased HMRC personal tax allowance, and how to apply
- A petition to raise the UK HMRC income tax personal allowance to £20,000 gained traction.
- Alan David Frost started this petition because petitioners feel the current allowance is not enough.
- The personal allowance is the amount of income not taxed; it currently stands at £12,570.
- The petition, which Alan David Frost initiated, received over 237,000 signatures; James Murray commented on taxes.
- The government decided not to raise the personal allowance because of substantial fiscal costs.
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Tax-free Personal Allowance increased to £13,830 for 'backdating' households
You can increase your tax-free Personal Allowance if you are married or in a civil partnership. But you only have until the end of the week to claim for the 2020-21 tax year
·Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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