An increase in the rate of employers’ national insurance contributions could raise over £8bn in extra taxes so the Chancellor is likely to be eyeing up options
Now the Supreme Court has dismissed the long-running PGMOL tax case citing mutuality of obligation, Frances Lewis, head of contingent workforce, Osborne Clarke considers the wider implications for employers and workers
A takeaway owner who was given anonymity at the tax tribunal must pay his overdue income tax and penalties as judge said litany of excuses ‘not credible’ and behaviour was deliberate
VAT on private school fees will be charged from 1 January but HMRC will not be able to accept registrations until 30 October as legislation will not be passed until the Budget
With three weeks to go what does the first Labour Chancellor to make a Budget speech in 14 years have up her sleeve. Here the tax partners at MHA give their predictions and potential pitfalls
One of the most stressful moments for a business is HMRC officers demanding access to your premises, so it is vital to have plans in place in the event of a dawn raid. Adam Craggs, partner and head of tax disputes at RPC explains
In this week’s Q&A, Stephen Fletcher, tax adviser at Croner-i, explains the tax treatment when trust distributes gains from historic residential property sale
HMRC is writing to accountants giving them a three-week deadline to finalise any provisional client figures included in self assessment returns for 2022-23
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