Business
How Corporation Tax Marginal Relief Works for UK Companies
Between £50,000 and £250,000 of profit, a UK company pays neither the 19% nor the 25% Corporation Tax rate. This explainer sets out how marginal relief works, with worked numbers.
Markets
Who Sets the Pound's Exchange Rate, and What Moves It?
The pound's value against the dollar and euro is set by trading, not by the Bank of England. Here is how supply and demand work, what influences them, and how a stronger or weaker pound reaches prices and firms.
Money
How Tax on Savings Interest Works in the UK
Most savers pay no tax on their interest, but not all. Here is how the Personal Savings Allowance and the starting rate for savings work, with worked examples.
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