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Tax | Riley: Making Tax Digital means Making Tax Digital

Last week saw an interesting few days. We had the vote on triggering Article 50 in the Commons and a day later the publication of the Brexit White Paper. Getting in just before the filing deadline of 31 January, HMRC’s response to the six consultations on Making Tax Digital landed with a thud. Jonathan Reilly, head of tax at Grant Thornton reacts to the digitisation plans  

Finance | Case: pension rights for unmarried couples?

The Brewster Supreme Court ruling on the pension rights of a co-habiting partner highlights differences in regulations covering public sector pensions in Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK, and there are implications for private sector pension schemes, says Becky Ryding, a pensions solicitor at Gateley plc

8 Feb 2017

Tax | Making Tax Digital: accountancy profession to give evidence to Lords committee

Representatives from ICAEW and ATT, along with other members of the accountancy profession, will be giving evidence on the impact of the government’s Making Tax Digital proposals, and whether taxpayers are ready for the changes, to a session of the House of Lords economic affairs finance bill sub-committee later today

Business | AAT calls for compulsory pay ratio reporting

Most AAT members believe that compulsory pay ratios are the only way to control levels of executive pay, rather than voluntary initiatives, according to research which also indicated the majority feel government plans merely to require publication of pay ratios are unlikely to have an impact on remuneration rates

7 Feb 2017

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