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
Angela Bedi, senior technical writer at Croner-i explains the practical implications to consider as schools and parents prepare for the new school year
The owner of a Hornchurch property has lost an appeal over a demand for £70,500 in higher rate stamp duty, claiming HMRC did not consider the 'human element'
The Green Party calls for a wealth tax on millionaires kicking in at 1% on assets above £10m and extension of national insurance on all earnings for higher rate taxpayers
Most people selling their homes rely on Private Residence Relief (PRR) to avoid capital gains tax (CGT) but with increases to this on the horizon some may end up with higher tax bills when they move, says Chris Etherington
An 85-year-old businessman has won his appeal against a £120,000 discovery assessment over an incorrect tax return and a £55,000 penalty for deliberate inaccuracy
After a difficult week, PM Rishi Sunak has set out a raft of tax measures at the Conservative manifesto launch with plans to abolish main NICs rate for four million self employed workers
The Liberal Democrats are planning to double the rate of capital gains tax for high earners, a funding boost for HMRC, hikes in council tax rates for second home owners and abolition of loan charge
As the main parties promise not to raise the big three taxes, HMRC will need to smarten up how they work, use AI and reduce taxpayer errors unless massive funding for new tax investigators is agreed