Introduction In recent weeks, Lord Lamont controversially claimed that the Tories would no longer be “the tax cutting party” unless George ... Continue Reading
Peter Vaines of Squire Sanders reports on an interesting case involving an issue which HMRC cannot seem to stop getting wrong – and which hints at serious ... Continue Reading
Martyn Arthur, the forensic accountant who successfully represented the taxpayer in a Tribunal case which should cause HMRC pause for thought, ... Continue Reading
TaxationWeb's Mark McLaughlin is concerned that HMRC's increased use of benchmarking will automatically lead to enquiries for less successful businesses. I ... Continue Reading
The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group believes that abolishing a compensation scheme for small employers faced with high levels of sickness absence will impact harshly ... Continue Reading
TaxationWeb supports a petition to keep tax law published and up to date. Mark McLaughlin has set up an online petition to try to encourage ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin asks why the general public cannot easily access current tax legislation. Finance Bill 2014 was published on 27 March. It is 601 pages long. ... Continue Reading
LITRG argues that Government proposals to outlaw ‘exclusivity’ in ‘zero hours’ contracts and increase transparency fail to grasp what ... Continue Reading
LITRG considers how the lowest paid stand to gain least in the Budget proposals aimed at helping people keep more of what they earn and save. Introduction For ... Continue Reading
HMRC – Holding on to YOUR Money – Again? Withholding PAYE refunds: does HMRC now think the principle of unjust enrichment should apply ... Continue Reading
