John-Paul Marks becomes first HMRC chief executive to be made honorary professor, but tax office stresses there will be ‘no impact’ on his responsibilities
British co-founder of Hong Kong based asset management firm used shell bank accounts in Swiss private bank to evade tax for US clients sentenced to time served
In this week’s Q&A, Melody Jagus, adviser at Croner VIP Tax Team, explains HMRC’s approach to VAT disaggregation and potential pitfalls of splitting businesses to avoid VAT threshold
The first MTD filing deadline created a headache for overstretched accountants, with new quarterly reporting rules contributing to already rising workloads, warns Louise Walpole, commercial director of Advancetrack
Upper Tribunal rules for HMRC in tax dispute with Isle of Man based property developer over interpretation of UK-IoM double tax treaty, with potential £1bn of corporation tax at stake as lead appeal
In this week’s career moves, partner promotions and hires at Affinia, Grant Thornton, S&W, Johnston Carmichael, Leonard Curtis, Collyer Bristow, Browne Jacobson, FCA
The Great British Summer Savings VAT discount ends on Tuesday with government reporting millions of pounds saved by families but there are potential pitfalls for businesses due to VAT complexity and exemptions
In the third in our mini series on maternity leave, Stacie Cheadle, technical writer at Croner, explains how keeping in touch (KIT) days work and payment rules