LITRG explain that, although penalties for late self assessment tax returns are changing from April 2011, you do still have plenty of time to submit yours. Received ... Continue Reading
LITRG explain HMRC’s forthcoming run of letters withdrawing claimants from the tax credits system unless urgent action is taken on receipt. Read their guide ... Continue Reading
In the second of two articles which looks at joint property ownership of rental properties (excluding furnished holiday lets), Malcolm Finney looks at non-spouse ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin CTA (Fellow) ATT TEP points out that identifying a CIHC can be difficult, and highlights a recent case on the the distinction. Corporation ... Continue Reading
James Bailey highlights potential Inheritance Tax problems with loans. Introduction IOUs are used a lot in planning for Inheritance Tax (IHT). They ... Continue Reading
Freelance journalist Nick Morgan, author of 'Tax Investigation For Dummies' considers how HMRC gathers information about taxpayers for enquiry cases. What ... Continue Reading
James Bailey points out how HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) will make life tougher for deliberate defaulters, for Tax Insider. Introduction - Finance Act 2008 Since ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin CTA (Fellow) ATT TEP highlights three successful cases for self-employed taxpayers. Basic Rules for Travelling from Home to Work As ... Continue Reading
LITRG highlights the tax and related problems with Access to Work - a funding programme to assist disabled people in a work environment. Access to ... Continue Reading
LITRG explains what to do if your employer pays you less than the HMRC-approved business mileage rates, particularly noting a change in the rates from 6 April ... Continue Reading
