Maria Moisei
Tax Accountant
UK tax accountant
Maria Moisei is a UK tax accountant working across personal tax compliance, from routine returns to the cases where an allowance or a relief has quietly been missed for years.
At TaxFly she reviews the personal tax guides and the allowances that most people underclaim: the personal allowance, the personal savings allowance, marriage allowance, work-expense claims and the tax-refund routes. She checks each guide against what HMRC actually asks for, so a reader knows the evidence they need before they start.
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Guides by Maria Moisei (23)
Simple Assessment Explained: The PA302 Letter and What to Do When the Figures Are WrongWorking from home tax relief: withdrawn for employees from April 2026Uniform and tools tax rebate: flat rate expenses by jobHMRC Is Fining Lifetime ISA Savers: The 25% Withdrawal TrapHow Many ISAs Can You Have? The 2026/27 Rules Made SimplePremium Bonds vs Savings 2026: Which Wins After Tax?Cash ISA Limit Cut to £12,000 from April 2027: What It Means for YouClaiming Tax Relief on Work Expenses: HMRC's Updated P87 Rules£1.6 Billion in Child Trust Fund Unclaimed Savings: How to Find YoursGovernment Launches Consultation on New First Time Buyer ISABorn 2002-2011? You Could Have £2,000+ in Forgotten CashTax on Savings Interest 2026/27: The Personal Savings AllowanceMarriage Allowance 2026: Claim Up to £252 (and Backdate It)High Income Child Benefit Charge 2026: The £60,000–£80,000 TrapThe 60% Tax Trap Explained: How High Earners Lose Their Personal Allowance (and How to Avoid It) - 2026/27Scottish Income Tax vs England: How Much More (or Less) You Pay in 2026/27How to Legally Reduce Your Income Tax in the UK (2026/27)ISA Changes 2026/27: Cash ISA Cut, 22% Charge and Transfer BanLifetime ISA Explained: The 25% Bonus, Rules and Is It Worth It?Premium Bonds Explained: Odds, Prizes and Is It Worth It?UK Savings Interest Rates and Account Types Explained (2026)ISA Allowance 2026/27: How to Use Your £20,000 Tax-Free LimitThe Personal Allowance Explained: How the £12,570 Tax-Free Amount Works (2026/27)