HMRC has won an appeal after two directors of a flooring company failed to justify their claims for Coronavirus job retention scheme (CJRS) for almost £50,000
In this week’s Q&A, Croner-i tax advisory lead Stephen Fletcher CTA, explains the complex tax considerations when a company decides to shift operations to sunny Ibiza but retains dual-tax residency
The upcoming changes to inheritance tax (IHT) for family run businesses and farms has the potential to backfire on Rachel Reeves as they look to reduce headcount and investment before April 2026
A US TV reality star couple have been pardoned by US president Donald Trump after spending over two years in jail after being found guilty of tax evasion and bank fraud
HMRC has lost a dispute with the owner of a supercar driving experience in Scotland for reduced 5% VAT during pandemic as ‘collective enjoyment’ argument fails
The prime minister has criticised Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, as repeating the problems of the Truss government, over his radical tax proposals, saying he is gambling with the public’s money
Companies are struggling to pay tax bills on time with arrears to HMRC running at an average of £28bn per month, even before latest National Insurance hikes kick in
Cheryl Sharp, CEO, Pink Pig Financials, explains pros and cons of PAYE salary, dividends or a even combination of both, particularly in light of recent tax changes
A married couple the National Crime Agency suspected of attaining money through criminal activities have lost an appeal at Upper Tribunal as FTT was entitled to find there was a loss of tax
The Sensations poppadom is still a crisp in the eyes of HMRC as Upper Tribunal rules they are subject to the standard rate of VAT after Walkers appeal fails on every ground
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