London-based dry cleaners appealed against corporation tax, VAT and penalties at the First Tier Tribunal but the appellant was ‘not sure’ if they had appealed in time
Nearly 40 high street shops are closing every day as they struggle with rising costs and a drop in general footfall as consumers increasingly move online
Caravan owners will continue to be able to qualify for the zero rate of VAT on all caravans used for residential use as long as they were built since 2005
Changes to the HMRC guidance on salaried member rules post Bluecrest has caused enormous confusion for partners, explains Kiran Chotai, senior manager at haysmacintyre
The Chancellor may use the Budget to curb tax relief on pension contributions for high earners and reduce the tax free lump sum, warns Stephanie Court, tax director at RSM
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has issued September 2024 editions of UK and Ireland financial reporting standards reflecting new accounting rules
In the long-running profit shifting tax dispute, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that Apple has to pay €13bn (£11bn) in unpaid taxes to Irish tax authorities
The BHS Group judgment introducing novel ‘misfeasance trading’ duty for company directors raises alarm bells, warns Tim Symes, Louisa Nicholson and Eugene Pekos of Stewarts
The financial regulator has fined four financial advisors for pension transfer advice described as ‘reckless’, resulting in at least £13m of investor losses
The vote on the winter fuel payment and debates on the contentious issue have been taking place in the House of Commons today with several Labour MPs opposing the decision, but to no avail
The government has introduced legislation to prevent future Chancellors from announcing huge unfunded expenditure at annual Budgets without reference to the OBR