Over 400,000 landlords and self employed still not signed up to MTD for Income Tax if have £50,000 qualifying income with first quarterly return deadline only two weeks away
HMRC has clarified how to report student loans under new Making Tax Digital (MTD) rules for earners with over £50,000 in qualifying income, including buy to let landlords and self employed, from August
Tribunal rules for discounter B&M Retail in long running dispute over a £1.1m HMRC penalty, as could not have known a trader in supply chain not paying excise duty
Ben Lee, crypto tax partner, and Dion Seymour, director at Andersen LLP, examine the tax complexities and potential HMRC pitfalls for taxpayers using crypto-based prediction markets after usage took off during the World Cup
Plans for new criminal offence of giving reckless untrue statements or declarations to HMRC by taxpayers, and publication of personal liability notices (PLN) breaches, signal major shift in tax compliance landscape, warns Adam Craggs, head of the tax and investigations team at RPC
In this week’s Q&A, Joshua Hamley Deane, adviser at Croner VIP Tax Team, explains the rules for the temporary reduced VAT rate for attractions and children’s meals
HMRC’s new tax adviser register is fraught with complexity, with the definition of relevant individuals a case in point. Glyn Fullelove ACA CTA, lead technical writer at Croner, explains the rules and compliance issues
John Healey, former secretary of state for defence, appointed as chancellor, while Jonathan Reynolds returns to business in new Andy Burnham government
Paul Robbins CTA ACA and Julien Gruhier answer our Q&A on what is Croner Intelligence, our brand new virtual assistant, created specifically for accountants and tax professionals, and why it is totally different from generic AI tools
Andy Burnham named Labour leader, saying he will be a prime minister for the whole country, will be ‘pro-business’ and top team will reflect all parts of the party
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