The Chancellor has confirmed that the government is planning to introduce a Wales Bill that will devolve new tax and borrowing powers to Wales, with details due to be announced today
In the run-up to the vote on Scottish independence, the chancellor set out measures to incorporate upcoming changes to legislate for new powers for the Scottish government to raise income tax.
In a move which will net many more than just the oligarchs of Belgravia, the government has announced a reduction in the SDLT threshold to £500,000 for property buyers who buy properties using corporate enveloping to avoid paying stamp duty land tax (SDLT)
The issue of tax on international sports stars may become easier in future as the chancellor announced that the government will allow exemptions on income and corporation tax relief to be pushed through using secondary legislation, rather than the current system
As was widely expected, the Chancellor has announced an increase in the personal tax allowance to £10,500 in 2015-16, but has stopped short of making radical changes to the thresholds for higher rates of tax
A number of business tax reliefs were extended to provide support for business and reduce the cost of manufacturing, including the popular annual investment allowance
The chancellor George Osborne launches his Budget with positive news on growth figures, employment rates and points to effective management of the deficit, but only ‘if it works through the plan, despite higher growth
A North London accountant has been disqualified from acting as a company director for five years for failing to make sure his firm paid its tax liabilities, following an investigation by the Insolvency Service
HMRC may have to review its policy on the VAT status of the management of defined contribution (DC) pension schemes following a European court ruling released on 13 March, which means more schemes could be eligible to claim VAT exempt status
The chancellor should deliver a radical Budget to underline the coalition’s economic policy and drive growth as this is the last meaningful Budget before the next general election, according to Richard Rose, tax partner at BDO
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has announced a four-week consultation on an interim draft paper on transfer pricing comparability data in the context of developing countries