HMRC has launched a review of its enquiry powers to address extreme levels of complexity and hints at suspending time limits and overhauling the penalty regime
Mandatory real-time electronic invoicing is now required across EU member states affecting UK exporters with tough penalties for non-compliance, explains Ray Grove, head of corporate tax at Thomson Reuters
The husband of a mergers and acquisitions manager at BP has been charged with insider trading after overhearing phone calls about the deal when working from home
Following a period of consultation in early 2023, the Government has now released a revised draft statutory Code of Practice on fire and re-hire practices, reports Stacie Cheadle, law researcher and writer
Monitoring office attendance of staff will lead to higher employee turnover and lower retention when there is a shortage of talent, argues former EY staffer and CEO of AM Bank, Dr Nahla Khaddage Bou-Diab
With the upcoming Spring budget fast approaching, Jonathan Barber, executive director of the Institute of Financial Accountants (IFA), advises SME accountants to ready themselves in anticipation of potential changes
The government has called in a team of commissioners to take over the financial operations and oversee an overhaul of services at Nottingham City Council as it faces a £23m overspend
An IT contractor who used a tax scheme promoted by Isle of Man based Montpelier has won an appeal over penalties, as First Tier Tribunal dismisses HMRC’s argument
The head of HMRC has told the Treasury Committee that it will take at least two years to upgrade IT systems to handle the new national insurance credit for people who did not claim child benefit