HMRC has won a First Tier Tribunal (FTT) appeal over a disputed stamp duty land tax (SDLT) bill related to whether the property was residential or mixed-use
Business leaders across the UK are calling on the government to reintroduce tax-free shopping for overseas tourists ahead of a Parliamentary debate due to take place this week
In this week’s Q&A, what are the tax implications if money is transferred out of business into private bank accounts to benefit from interest rate hikes?
The partners in a film tax scheme, Gala Film Partners LLP, have lost a dispute with HMRC over whether its losses of £110m were a true interpretation of the trading position
Multinationals have been using HMRC disclosure facilities more than in the past, paying £70m in unpaid tax after diverting profits overseas to reduce tax bills
HMRC has warned that two more umbrella companies, Pay Rec and Prime Umbrella Services, are paying agency staff without income tax and National Insurance
Residential property sales fell sharply in the past year as months of interest rate rises squeezed first time buyers out of the market putting vital tax revenues at stake
Playing football in a tax free state might seem like the ideal scenario, but there are tax implications for UK players due to complex residency rules, warns RSM
Small companies need more government support to invest in innovation and technology after research and development tax reliefs scaled back, says Federation of Small Businesses
Plans for an overhaul of research and development tax reliefs need to be finetuned to ensure a merged system is effective, warns Nigel Holmes, director, research and development, Ryan
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