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10m people aged 65 and over expected to be income tax payers in 2026-27
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The number of older people paying income tax has been increasing in recent years due to changes in the state pension age and other factors. As the population ages, the tax system's impact on pensioners has become a significant issue, with many retirees facing tax liabilities on their pensions and other sources of income. The expected rise in older taxpayers may have implications for government policy and support for this demographic.
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10m people aged 65 and over expected to be income tax payers in 2026-27
In 2026-27, the number of people aged 65 and over expected to be paying income tax was put at 10,200,000 in HMRC figures.
15 Jul, 14:54
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