Written by our expert team of tax authors, the Croner-i 2018 Budget Insight Report delivers expert opinion and commentary on the latest major tax changes is now available
Ahead of Monday afternoon’s Budget, the first to be held under the new schedule, the Chancellor faces a tough challenge given the need to fund both the government’s pledge of an end to austerity and a £20bn boost for the NHS
HMRC has initiated a government campaign, in partnership with property industry experts, which is targeting estate agents who fail to report suspicions of dirty money used to buy properties
Keith Underwood, managing director of Foulger UnderwoodKato, discusses how accountancy firms can plan for Making Tax Digital investments as well as how to get clients to move onto a default system
There are suggestions that next week’s Budget could include changes to the current gifting and inheritance tax (IHT) regime but moves to increase the tax take - which hit a record £5.2bn last year - would face strong public opposition, according to a recent poll
Holyrood has announced its Economic Action Plan, which sets out a number of priorities for economic development and includes tax cuts and investment aimed at generating growth and creating ‘prosperity for all’
As HMRC launches the full trial for Making Tax Digital for VAT, nearly a million businesses can now test out the VAT quarterly reporting system which will be mandatory from April 2019. Sara White considers the longer term HMRC approach to digital tax reporting
The Court of Appeal has found in favour of HMRC in a long running £79m tax avoidance case involving Teesside Power Ltd (TPL) which sought to use a scheme devised by EY to avoid corporation tax liabilities
The National Audit Office (NAO) is warning that ongoing political uncertainty around Brexit and delays in negotiations has hampered planning for how the UK will manage its borders once it leaves the EU
MP Mel Stride, financial secretary to the Treasury, is under pressure to appear before a Lords committee after the publishing of a letter criticising his refusal to appear and answer questions about HMRC’s use of its powers
HMRC has published information on the loan charge which will apply to disguised remuneration loans that are outstanding on 5 April 2019, and which is expected to protect £3.2bn in tax by tackling avoidance schemes
Bill Dodwell, senior policy adviser at the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) unpicks one of the rules in the OECD’s Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) project which limits the use of treaty shopping through the use of bilateral agreements
Croner Taxwise tax adviser Amaira Badat explains the restrictions on pension contributions, including the annual allowance, the lifetime allowance, and the money purchase annual allowance
HMRC has only fully tested 23 software products compatible with Making Tax Digital (MTD) due to delays in rolling out the full trial and there is still widespread lack of awareness of the programme, Lords warn