As interest rates rise, more taxpayers risk paying tax on savings income due to frozen thresholds but there are ways to mitigate tax bills, explains Laura Suter, head of personal finance at AJ Bell
Claiming tax relief for research and development is set to get harder as HMRC seeks to clamp down on the estimated £1.13bn of fraud and error in claims
The Upper Tribunal has refused an application to force HMRC to disclose reasons for issuing charging notices related to a diverted profits tax bill for £167m
An online seller has been ordered to pay £28,408 to HMRC after a tribunal ruled that he had deliberately filed inaccurate tax returns from selling Apple products and cassettes on eBay
The total tax debt at the end of June 2023 was £44.5bn, up from £42bn in June 2022 while more people signed up to time to pay arrangements as individuals and businesses struggle to pay their bills