An online HMRC calculator can quickly work out if couples are due backdated payments worth more than £1,000.
HM Revenue and Customs is urging couples who are married or in a civil partnership to set aside just 30 seconds of their time to see if they can claim Marriage Allowance and boost their finances by up to £252 a year.
Other couples who may be unaware that they could claim include those where one partner is working part-time or has a low-paid job and the other has income less than their personal allowance of £12,570. This can reduce their tax by up to £252 annually. If eligible, couples can also backdate their claim for the previous four tax years and receive a lump-sum payment worth more than £1,000.
HMRC Deputy Chief Executive and Second Permanent Secretary, Angela MacDonald, said: “The Marriage Allowance calculator helps couples to find out in seconds how much they stand to benefit. Check today and claim right away. It’s a quick and easy process that’s worth up to £252 a year.”
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