The tax tribunal has encountered artificial intelligence (AI) and it didn’t like what it saw, explains Paul Robbins, associate director for tax at Croner-i
HMRC bosses told MPs they will continue to offer a phone service for agents and accountants, but needed to reduce dependence with ‘interventionist’ action to force a change of behaviour
The line between bribery and goodwill can be blurred when sending Christmas gifts to clients, so make sure you stay within the rules, says Matt Green at Skillcast
HMRC has given 12 voluntary and community sector organisations a share of £5.5m in funding to help taxpayers who need extra support with their tax affairs
A Hong Kong based billionaire who paid bonuses to staff from his own funds has lost an appeal over whether the payments were subject to income tax and National Insurance
If staff ask to delay payment of their Christmas bonus until the new year to save tax, it will be a tight turnaround to update payroll systems, warns Susan Ball, partner at RSM
Tax measures to encourage investment in the green economy are a low priority for the Chancellor, but accountants can contribute to ESG ambitions, explains John Edwards, chief executive of the Institute of Financial Accountants
The largest US multinationals made up half of the total £11.5bn tax hole attributable to profit shifting and the use of transfer pricing to reduce tax liability
More than 20 takeaways and restaurants in Edinburgh, London, St Helens and Stoke have been raided as part of a crackdown on tax evasion using electronic till fraud
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