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Welsh taxpayers started to pay Welsh income tax from 6 April 2019. This page explains how the tax works and how it is collected. 

Outstanding tax issues can have long term consequences. Below, we explain more about the different issues that can arise and the support that is available to help you bring your tax affairs up to date. If your gig work has stopped or reduced and you are in significant difficulties we also explain ...

If you own rental property jointly with one or more people, make sure you understand how the income is split between you and the other owner(s) for tax purposes. The rules can vary depending on how the property is owned, and whether or not you and the co-owner are married or in a civil partnership.

This page explains how to make the various payments that become due - including the amounts you have deducted from your employee under Pay As You Earn (PAYE) - to HMRC.

If you rent out property, then you will usually have to report this to HMRC and pay tax on it. Here we explain how you can do this – which might vary depending on your level of rental income and your wider situation.

This information is designed to help foster carers, shared lives carers (including adult placement carers), certain kinship carers and those offering staying put care to understand how tax and National Insurance (NIC) works for them.