TW Ed reviews Bloomsbury's first Tax Conference aimed at advisers to Owner-Managed Businesses. There was a first class panel of speakers, including Peter Rayney, ... Continue Reading
TW Ed considers the Spring Statement in all its gory glory... Introduction The Chancellor issued his Spring Statement on 13 March 2018. This article focuses on ... Continue Reading
Peter Vaines considers recent developments on some of the tax topics we love to hate. Discovery Assessments I am always on the lookout for discovery assessment ... Continue Reading
Figures show that HMRC's focus on the 'gig economy' and its clampdown on businesses which wrongly categorise workers as self-employed is bearing fruit, warns Pinsent ... Continue Reading
TWebEd muses on how much fun tax agents are likely to have in 2018... Introduction Well, January's finally over. Who knew caffeine withdrawal could be so... fun? It ... Continue Reading
Headline-grabbing changes to Income Tax – how do they stand up? TwebEd takes a gambol through the, er, thistles. The Scottish Draft Budget for 2018/19 has ... Continue Reading
Given that this was supposed to be a quite momentous occasion, (the first Autumn Budget), it is a shame that there was so little meat on the bones of this wretched ... Continue Reading
Grant Thornton's Jonathan Riley considers the Autumn 2017 Budget and whether or not it will deliver a vibrant economy. The Chancellor resolved at the outset of ... Continue Reading
Introduction The Chancellor’s Autumn Budget 2017 was Mr Hammond’s second Budget of 2017. The key themes revolved around embracing the future, in particular ... Continue Reading
IR35 -- Why It MattersThe perceived need for the IR35 avoidance rules stems from the differences in the way in which employees treated for tax and National Insurance ... Continue Reading
