With under four weeks until the deadline for self assessment, 5.65 million taxpayers still have to complete their 2024-25 tax returns

This month’s exclusive CPD module focuses on the repercussions from the Bly case on tax deductibility of pension arrangements and corporation tax restrictions

Finance Bill measures risk burdening compliant majority of tax advisers with draconian levels of compliance with lack of clear guidance making the situation worse, warn Ellen Milner, director of public policy, and Margaret Curran and Lindsay Scott, technical officers at the Chartered Institute of Taxation

More than 4,600 self assessment taxpayers filed their tax return on Christmas Day alone, escaping from the festive frivolities

Ride hailing apps now have to charge 20% VAT on fares as a result of Budget changes removing TOMS tax break, but only in London

As the deadline for self assessment fast approaches, Nikki Richmond CTA explains who needs to complete a tax return and key issues to consider in the run-up to 31 January

Chancellor chooses early date for Spring Statement but stresses will not be a ‘major fiscal event’ as only one a year now, hopefully avoiding chaos of Budget last month

Following cut in base rate, HMRC is going to reduce interest rates on late payments in the second week of January

As one of the most prolific globe trotters, Santa Claus’ tax affairs are also some of the most complicated

In a major u-turn, the chancellor Rachel Reeves has changed the threshold for agricultural and business property relief, raising it to £5m for couples

Three weeks after Salford Red Devils wound up by High Court over six-figure tax bill, former player gets green light to rescue rugby club

Jonathan Barber, executive director, UK at the Institute of Financial Accountants (IFA), shares his thoughts on what’s shaped the profession most in the last 12 months