Mark McLaughlin warns that penalties for tax return errors may be increased if they are not disclosed to HM Revenue and Customs within a certain timeframe. Introduction The ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin asks whether some discovery assessments are really made using HMRC’s best judgment. Introduction HMRC’s discovery powers ... Continue Reading
For years, tax advisers have been questioning the point of so-called “Internal Reviews” when there is a disagreement between the taxpayer and HMRC, since ... Continue Reading
The findings of the CIOT’s and ATT’s recent joint survey on the significant cost and ineffectiveness of HMRC’s totemic Making Tax Digital regime ... Continue Reading
RPC Solicitors' Robert Waterson and Constantine Christofi on the government's broad plans to allow HMRC to make individuals personally liable for company debts using ... Continue Reading
RSM UK's George Bull considers how HMRC is developing an appetite for retrospective taxation. Background The UK has been paying taxes since well before electrically ... Continue Reading
Peter Vaines considers two areas where the tribunals are continually telling HMRC it is wrong: Penalties for Non-Resident Capital Gains Tax returns, and HMRC's powers ... Continue Reading
Members of Parliament are clearly running out of patience, while tens of thousands of taxpayers are running out of time. The All Party Parliamentary Group for Loan ... Continue Reading
David Whiscombe wonders on what planet it can be considered careless to come to the same conclusion as an appeal body. In some circumstances a builder who constructs ... Continue Reading
If you thought Making Tax Digital was just bad, you haven’t been paying attention. It is horrendous, warns TaxationWeb's Lee Sharpe. Let’s face ... Continue Reading
