A Singapore based LLP has been called out for running an offshore tax avoidance scheme allowing contractors to avoid paying income tax and National Insurance
Taxpayers are exasperated with the declining level of HMRC service with response levels rapidly deteriorating for five years in a row, leaving MPs ‘disappointed’
Rob Janering, partner at Crowe, explains how the option to tax for commercial property, previously known as an election to waive exemption, interacts with complicated VAT rules
In this week’s Q&A, Croner-i’s Stuart Farmer, considers the stamp duty land tax (SDLT) implications and available tax reliefs when transferring a property to a company via a limited liability partnership (LLP)
HMRC has launched a review of its enquiry powers to address extreme levels of complexity and hints at suspending time limits and overhauling the penalty regime
Mandatory real-time electronic invoicing is now required across EU member states affecting UK exporters with tough penalties for non-compliance, explains Ray Grove, head of corporate tax at Thomson Reuters
An IT contractor who used a tax scheme promoted by Isle of Man based Montpelier has won an appeal over penalties, as First Tier Tribunal dismisses HMRC’s argument
The head of HMRC has told the Treasury Committee that it will take at least two years to upgrade IT systems to handle the new national insurance credit for people who did not claim child benefit
With the upcoming Spring budget fast approaching, Jonathan Barber, executive director of the Institute of Financial Accountants (IFA), advises SME accountants to ready themselves in anticipation of potential changes
The EU has given Bahamas, Belize, Seychelles, and the Turks and Caicos Islands a clean bill of health on tax compliance after removing them from the list of non-cooperative tax jurisdictions