Thousands of Higher Rate taxpayers who have failed to submit tax returns will receive letters from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) this month, reminding them that ... Continue Reading
HMRC's conduct in relation to the concession which allows them to give up tax when they have taken too long to raise assessments (ESC A19) has long been roundly ... Continue Reading
The Chartered Institute of Taxation points out that the normal route for most new businesses buying a standard company "off the shelf" risks immediate disqualification from ... Continue Reading
HM Revenue & Customs has now been instructed to examine the tax affairs of the more than 2,000 individuals whom the government has recently 'discovered' to be ... Continue Reading
HM Revenue & Customs has opened its consultation on the General Anti-Abuse Rule proposed by Graham Aaronson, QC. The consultation period is set to last ... Continue Reading
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is reported to have suggested yesterday that the UK should consider a cut in VAT or payroll taxes (NIC) if the economic ... Continue Reading
The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) has published a report on "Digital Exclusion" and the impact of the government's "digital by default" policies on ... Continue Reading
From April 2013, charities will be able to claim "top-up payments" on up to £5,000 a year of small donations without needing Gift Aid declarations, under changes ... Continue Reading
HM Revenue & Customs has announced that its online services will be unavailable over the Easter weekend as rolling updates are undertaken from 21:00 on 5 April ... Continue Reading
Big changes for VAT-registered businesses are happening this April, as VAT returns go online. All VAT-registered businesses in the UK will now have to submit ... Continue Reading
