The Institute of Directors is lobbying the government for ‘targeted changes’ to the Employment Rights Bill to improve business confidence and reduce the tax burden
The US has withdrawn from controversial new United Nations led international tax framework to replace OECD rules, saying it has ‘profound objection’ to proposal
Two property buyers have lost a request to appeal against a £19,997 tax bill incurred after using a widely marketed and aggressive tax avoidance scheme to avoid stamp duty
In this week’s Q&A, Croner-i’s Manpreet Sahota explains the tax implications for a non-dom wishing to bring funds into the UK for a one-off present for a child
Over a million people face an automatic £100 fine for failing to file their tax returns on time while just over 300,000 still used old school paper returns
Glyn Fullelove, editor-in-chief of Croner-i Tax Weekly, says the focus on removing the barriers to resolving outstanding tax liabilities is the right one in the McCann review, but warns the loan charge is a disproportionate tool
The IT meltdown at Barclays for three days came as taxpayers were rushing to pay their year end tax bills, with inheritance tax and corporation tax bills also due
This is the last call for a couple of million taxpayers to file their annual self assessment tax returns by tonight’s deadline or be slapped with an automatic £100 fine and late payment interest
Beer prices may be down a meagre 1p a pint, but wines prices will rise by up to 42p a bottle when complex new tax bands for wine come into force from 1 February, warns Alex Baulf, head of global indirect tax at Avalara
The Treasury has stopped controversial plans to collect information about the exact hours worked by every employee in PAYE returns but dividend reporting goes ahead
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