New Tax Reform in the UK: How Changes for Freelancers Will Affect Ukrainians.
16.12.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
16.12.2025
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Changes in Taxation for Employees
A new rule will be introduced, under which more employees will be required to pay income taxes on earnings they haven't even received yet. Finance Minister Rachel Reeves announced significant changes in income taxation in the budget presented in November. Employees who earn a salary but also have additional income from freelance work or other side jobs will be obligated to pay taxes on this income through the PAYE system.“These changes are aimed at ensuring fairness in taxation,” claims Rachel Reeves.With the new rules, many employees may face additional financial obligations, which could impact their financial situation. In light of these changes, it is important to note that the new rules may pose a serious challenge for many, as this will affect their budget. Since the PAYE system involves regular deductions, employees should be prepared for changes in the amount of deductions and adapt to the new conditions. This could become extremely relevant during periods of economic instability.
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