ICAEW is one of the signatories to a letter to the chancellor slating plans to charge LLP partners at accountancy firms employer national insurance on earnings

The European Council is cracking down on the €150 exemption threshold for small parcels arriving from outside the EU, a situtation where they pay zero excise duty

Croner-i tax experts Glyn Fullelove, Sarah Kay and Martin Jackson talk to Sara White about what they expect in the Budget on 26 November from why the chancellor needs to make radical reform to the tax system, may have to break the pledge and must avoid salami slicing approach which will only wind up businesses and taxpayers

Drinks industry lobbies Treasury not to raise taxes on alcohol as hospitality sector buckles under rising employment costs, Trump tariffs and dwindling clientele

Not all the nine million pensions receiving a winter fuel payment into their bank accounts from today will be able to keep the benefit as it will be taxable for several millions

People selling homemade crafts and Christmas cards at markets this December need to keep within the £1,000 side hustle threshold, or face a demand from HMRC

Plans to slash the cash ISA allowance may backfire as little appetite to transfer funds to a stocks and shares options as risk too high

In this week’s Q&A, Kiya Jacobs, tax adviser at Croner-i VIP Tax Team, explains timing issues of using business property relief (BPR) before £1m cap comes into effect

The Society of Pension Professionals (SPP) has written to MPs warning of the dangers of ending salary sacrifice arrangements for pension contributions

Work location has the potential to dramatically increase exposure to tax and employment law regulations, while even triggering permanent establishment rules, warns Davyd Fisher, partner at Grant Thornton

After delaying the original mandatory reporting rollout by a year, HMRC calls in payroll expert for 18-month secondment to help with development of mandatory payroll expensing for businesses

Greg McNally, managing partner at VITA, puts the case for a radical approach to the VAT threshold to allow HMRC to focus on large company compliance and leave small businesses alone