The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has issued a statement regarding the prosecution of 11 individuals that have been accused of committing several offences between 2011 and 2018
With Making Tax Digital for Income Tax racing towards landlords and the self employed, HMRC has confirmed the exact filing dates for quarterly reporting
With HMRC raising red flags about potentially fraudulent R&D claims, Katie Pearce, head of claim quality at EmpowerRD, explains how to ensure the initial paperwork is up to scratch and passes the inspectors
The UK may be back in the sights of the US president after threats on Truth Social to charge additional tariffs on countries charging digital services taxes
A bus driver ‘grasping at straws’ has lost a £28,000 appeal at the tax tribunal against HMRC discovery assessments as he had no evidence of expenses as rodents ate all his receipts
HMRC has lost a VAT case worth £1.9m at the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) as the grants provided by government agencies for the provision of education were not subject to VAT
As the tax burden rises for UK taxpayers and entrepreneurs, the appeal of Dubai is growing but setting up a business is not so straightforward. Pali Banwait, founder & CEO, Strive, explains what accountants need to know
With seven months to go until over 800,000 landlords and self employed will have to file quarterly updates with HMRC for Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax, Craig Ogilvie, director of MTD at HMRC, explains how to comply with the new rules
The latest statistics on HMRC service levels show the drive to push taxpayers online is working as it received over 1m less phone calls in April 2025 than previous year
HMRC has split fuel advisory rates for electric cars depending on where drivers charge their company cars, finally recognising price discrepancy between street and home