LITRG has examined all of the Autumn Statement announcements, to see how they will affect those on low to modest incomes. Some of the key points are explored below. Introduction The ... Continue Reading
LITRG has examined all of the Autumn Statement announcements, to see how they will affect those on low to modest incomes. Some of the key points are explored below. Introduction The ... Continue Reading
HMRC’s proposals were published in six consultation documents, yet awareness of HMRC’s grand plans for transforming the tax system remains low. This ... Continue Reading
LITRG is promoting the Ministry of Justice’s efforts to design an online service for tax appeals based on real user needs. Volunteers are invited to get involved. Introduction The ... Continue Reading
HMRC are proposing to limit the range of benefits in kind (BIKs) that attract income tax and/or National Insurance contribution (NIC) advantages when provided as ... Continue Reading
Search engine results for ‘contacting HMRC’ might include adverts for paid call recording services. LITRG explains how you may not need them because ... Continue Reading
Wittingly or no, HMRC is responsible for propagating misinformation on the new Allowances – the rot is spreading. But that may not be the worst of it. AccountingWeb ... Continue Reading
LITRG has appealed to HMRC to ensure that Concentrix do not suspend or stop any more tax credit payments until the problems preventing claimants from raising queries ... Continue Reading
HMRC launch a new Worldwide Disclosure Facility encouraging taxpayers to put things right if they have not declared all of their UK tax liabilities relating to offshore ... Continue Reading
Introduction Setting up and running a charity or not-for-profit (NPC) organisation is often a very noble and morally commendable thing to do. That doesn’t ... Continue Reading
TWEd looks at yet another slug of bad legislation, coming your way soon... I recently joked with a fellow practitioner that I had developed a phobia of new tax ... Continue Reading