With the main parties promising to freeze income tax, NICs and VAT, Andrew Loan, partner, private client & tax, at Boodle Hatfield, says there’s plenty of other taxes that could be hiked to increase the tax base
After building a personal leisure complex in his back garden, accountant and tax adviser Graham Wildin has lost his battle to stop the council from demolishing the illegal structure
In a blow for HMRC, the Upper Tribunal has struck out a demand to issue a multimillion pound penalty to a taxpayer over failure to comply with information notice
Taxes were on the agenda for the Prime Minister as he repeated ‘I don’t want to raise your taxes to pay for that’ at the first TV debate as he accused Starmer of targeting wealthy to fund Labour policies
A gang of money launderers controlled by a pair of brothers living in India have been sentenced over a scam to cheat elderly victims with fake IT support
The threat of artificial intelligence getting out of control and trade restrictions top the list of concerns for business leaders across the financial sector
In this month's exclusive Accountancy Daily CPD learning module we explain the key issues to consider as FRS 102 accounting rules for leases and revenue recognition change
A director of a technology company has been denied the right to appeal against a £590,000 demand from HMRC for security as the large sum of money ‘posed a risk to the revenue’
In this week’s Q&A, Croner-i experts examines the tax intricacies of private residence relief, absences and deemed occupation rules when selling a property
The UK and US offices of PwC have signed the first agreement with OpenAI to act as a corporate reseller for ChatGPT Enterprise, targeting audit and consulting clients
In a bid to cut obesity and tooth decay, the World Health Organization is calling on the UK to introduce a sugar tax on chocolate, confectionery and milk based drinks
Top 10 firm Mazars has finalised a deal with top 10 US firm Forvis to create a global accounting network, providing enhanced services for international clients and expanding its foothold in north America
The director of a Sussex adventure sports centre has been ordered to pay £15,000 for withholding information about auto enrolment pension payments by employees
Paying the wrong rate of national minimum wage can result in a damaging HMRC investigation. Simon Parsons, director at SD Worx, explains how to safely navigate the five biggest complexities
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