HMRC has won a case related to an inheritance tax bill for £1.6m after rejecting an estate claim for business property tax relief for a wedding venue at a farm
The inheritance tax take has hit £7.5bn a year, up 17% from the last 12-month period and 50% over five years, while corporation tax receipts were up significantly due to 25% rate
The head of HMRC Jim Harra has told MPs he aims to cut the volume of phone calls to HMRC advisers by nearly a third by the end of 2024 and will shut more helplines
The next session of parliament will open with the King’s Speech on 7 November, setting out future legislative plans, but it is unlikely to feature audit reform
HMRC plans to offer staff the option to flex their working hours on a seasonal basis to reflect fluctuating demand for services starting with a small trial
There is no room for tax cuts in the Autumn Statement next month despite a huge increase in personal tax bills and a lack of long-term tax policy for businesses, warned Institute for Fiscal Studies
A couple who bought a plot of land, demolished the existing property and built a new home, has won an appeal over a £541,821 disputed tax bill at the Upper Tribunal
Non residents working in Portugal will no longer be able to benefit from 20% tax on earnings after the government’s decision to remove the preferential tax rate except for workers in scientific fields
A director of a building firm has failed to pay a tax bill of £145,000 after the business went bust seven years after he received a director disqualification for failing to pay HMRC
Umbrella company Focus Contractor has been given a stop notice after running a tax avoidance scheme allowing workers to avoid paying tax, the second time the same director has been named
The OECD has finalised the text of a new multilateral convention updating the international tax framework on taxing profits from multinational digital sales under Pillar One tax rules
The construction firm behind the car park at Luton Airport, Buckingham Group Contracting, went bust in September owing HMRC a significant amount of tax
The US Internal Revenue Service has sent IT giant Microsoft a bill for $28.9bn in back taxes related to the use of transfer pricing to lower tax over a nine-year period