The former owner of a West London law firm has been sentenced to three years in prison for stealing £380,000 in fraudulent stamp duty tax returns on client property sales
The Upper Tribunal has ruled against Northern Gas Networks judging that the removal or improvement of iron pipes was not qualifying expenditure for a land remediation tax relief claim (LRR), estimated to be worth a minimum of £17m
A company director has been sentenced to eight months’ imprisonment, suspended for 12 months, and has been disqualified as a director for four years over a £3.3m fraudulent VAT reclaim
The government is clamping down on tax avoidance by taxi drivers and scrap metal dealers by requiring a tax conditionality test to prove they pay taxes before licences are issued
Mark Cawthron LLB CTA examines the tax implications of residential lease extensions and the changes to the tax reporting and payment rules for disposals of UK residential property
Two thirds of drivers say that scrapping VAT from the purchase price would be the most influential policy to help drivers buy an electric vehicle, finds a survey by motoring organisation AA
The Upper Tribunal ruled against HMRC deciding that where a taxpayer had not submitted self assessment tax returns, discovery assessments could not be used to assess the taxpayer’s liability to the high income child benefit charge
In our regular Q&A series, Croner Taxwise VAT advisor Arti Sonpal explains the compliance issues for exporters including the EU’s Import One Stop Shop (IOSS) scheme
The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) is recommending that financial institutions should start sharing client information such as account interest with HMRC to speed up the data population process for the new single customer account
The Supreme Court has ruled against HMRC and confirmed the Court of Appeal’s decision to throw out a ‘draconian’ follower notice issued for £8.6m by the tax authority
A number of changes to tax rules have added to compliance requirements for property owners and increased tax bills. Andrew Hoban, partner at Allsop, explains
130 countries from across the world have agreed to accept a global minimum corporation tax rate of 15% to draw a line under tax avoidance by multinational companies