Mark McLaughlin asks whether or not HM Revenue & Customs' new penalty regime is fair or proportionate. No Sense of Proportion HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin publishes an update by HM Revenue & Customs on taxpayers waiting for a Tax Campaign to start. In my editorial a couple of weeks ago, I looked ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin highlights a recent case in which a taxpayer company applied for the closure of an HMRC enquiry. Introduction When an HMRC enquiry notice ... Continue Reading
Peter Vaines highlights a recent successful taxpayer appeal against discovery assessments. Introduction There is some really good news about discovery ... Continue Reading
In the third of a series of articles, Malcolm Finney, author of 'Personal Tax Planning: Principles and Practice', looks at 'deemed' periods of occupation of the ... Continue Reading
LITRG explains a new HMRC initiative to work in co-operation with professional bodies and charities with the aim of improving the Department’s service standards. Introduction Over ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin highlights HMRC’s current debt collection policy and a helpful method of discharging relatively small tax debts. Introduction The ... Continue Reading
Brian Redford speaks to TaxationWeb about the future relationship between HMRC and tax agents. Introduction HM Revenue & Customs has set itself the ... Continue Reading
Peter Arrowsmith FCA highlights a selection of NIC matters, and provides a helpful tip for certain self-employed individuals. Pensions Bill For the ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin points out that a pro-active approach by individuals to dealing with tax debts can have a positive financial effect. Introduction Taxpayers ... Continue Reading
