A scrap metal trader has lost a claim against a personal tax penalty of £110,127.60 as tribunal persuaded he knew his company’s activity was fraudulent
With a number of parties setting out vague plans to reform business rates if they come to power, Warren Mead, CEO of Sumer, calls for an urgent overhaul of the ‘unfair’ system
Nigel Farage’s party, Reform UK, has set out a ‘radical’ unfunded wish list of policies to challenge Labour during the next parliament, acknowledging that it will not have many MPs
The King’s birthday honours list brings news that the head of HMRC has been given a knighthood for public service as he wrestles with record poor service levels at the tax authority
The amount of tax collected from unpaid inheritance tax (IHT) is soaring but the scale of return from HMRC investigations means it could be even higher
In the latest anti-avoidance campaign, HMRC’s wealth team has sent letters to taxpayers whose business asset disposal relief (BADR) claims exceed lifetime limit
At the manifesto launch in Cardiff, Plaid Cymru called for an extension of tax powers to allow Wales to set its own tax bands and thresholds, and reform of the Barnett funding formula
The end of capital gains tax loophole for private equity investors, a rise in overseas buyer stamp duty and more funding for HMRC all feature in the Labour manifesto