HMRC plans to ramp up the use of Code of Practice 9 - COP9 – powers and has clarified the rules on how taxpayers can report fraud where they have failed to pay the correct tax
Audit Scotland has called for improvements in the quality of financial reporting by public sector bodies in Scotland as half of audits miss filing deadline
The Treasury minister has indicated that she is reviewing whether Making Tax Digital quarterly reporting is appropriate for people with earnings below £30,000
Businesses who commit fraud, money laundering and bribery will be subject to stricter scrutiny under Home Office plans to overhaul the identification doctrine, a legal principle which can hold corporations criminally liable for an offence
MPs have criticised the overcomplicated tax system as an obstacle to growth, creating compliance burdens, confusion and disincentives to grow a business, while abolition of the Office of Tax Simplification has made the situation worse
In this week’s accountancy career moves, partner promotions and hires at Albert Goodman, Azets, PKF Francis Clark, PKF Smith Cooper, Henderson Loggie, CIMA, Paysend
The Charity Commission has issued an official warning to the trustees of a dog charity who raised thousands in charitable donations but broke the rules by not filing accounts
The complex stamp tax rules could be simplified to create a single tax, removing some headaches for accountants, explain Ben Jones, co-head of global tax, and Colin Askew and Helen Mackey, tax partners at Eversheds Sutherland
MPs on the Treasury Committee put the financial secretary under pressure at a hearing about tax reliefs which kicked off with tough questions about HMRC service failures and customer service 'mess'
The latest changes to the Charities Act 2022 are now in force giving charity trustees greater flexibility when selling charity land and using endowments
Businesses face increased risk of financial penalties for VAT errors driven by the complexity of the regime and HMRC’s return to a compliance focus, warns Xeinadin