The government is planning to change the reporting requirements for trusts filing on the Trust Registration Service and introduce a de minimis tax threshold
Plans to abolish national insurance came under scrutiny when Chancellor Jeremy Hunt faced MPs on the Treasury Committee yesterday about the ‘double taxation on work’
HMRC will launch the first pilot for agents and accountants to trial out the Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment reporting environment next month
Conservative MPs have voted down a Liberal Democrat amendment to the National Insurance Contributions Bill requiring disclosure of how many people will have to pay NICs for the first time due to fiscal drag
In this week’s Q&A, Croner-i’s tax team explains the tax implications when paying pension contributions for a family member working for a limited trading business
Government plans to regulate 'incompetent' tax advisers need to be ‘proportionate and affordable’, without unintended consequences, say accountancy bodies
James Ward, head of private client at Kingsley Napley LLP examines the implications of plans to abolish current non-dom rules with the introduction of a residency based system
Check out all the key tax announcements from Budget 2024 from cut in NICs to end of furnished holiday let and mutliple dwellings relief tax breaks, child benefit cap increase to £60k and rise in VAT threshold