As the government begins the process of forming its roadmap to Brexit, RSM senior tax partner George Bull looks at what form the tax system will take on post-Brexit

Prime Minister Theresa May used her first conference speech as Conservative party leader to pledge action on what she termed ‘tax dodgers’ and those who advise them, and said the government would push for workers to be given roles on company boards in a bid to improve governance

Bill Dodwell, partner and head of tax policy at Deloitte, discusses compulsory country-by-country reporting reporting for multinational companies, after the recent Finance Bill amendment was passed by Treasury

Tomorrow will see Cherie Blair in action at the High Court, representing the Axe the Tenant Tax lobby group which is seeking permission to bring a judicial review of proposed tax changes for buy-to-let landlords

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published its first set of VAT turnover data, the initial step in process to reform the way in which it estimates economic growth

The rules regarding the VAT treatment of the use and enjoyment of insurance repair services are being tightened up so that UK repairers will have to charge VAT to insurers or agents based outside the EU from 1 October 2016

Revised rules affecting the way corporate debt and derivative contracts are taxed have now been drafted and are out for a brief consultation, in a bid to avoid double taxation and curb potential abuse

A decision by Guernsey’s tax director to grant the Indian tax authority’s request for information gathered from a Guernsey-based financial institution could be set for a judicial review

Former Premier League footballer Dean Windass, famous for scoring the goal which propelled his club Hull City into the Premier League for the first time, is involved in bankruptcy proceedings over an outstanding tax payment estimated at more than £150,000

Stamp duty land tax (SDLT) is the key factor impeding the growth of the UK property and construction market at a time when the government is seeking to address the country’s housing crisis, according to research from Crowe Clark Whitehill

Philip Hammond has used his first speech to the Conservative party conference as Chancellor to break with his predecessor’s commitment to balance the budget by 2020, and has also made no mention of plans to reduce corporation tax rates any further than previously planned

Tax experts John Cullinane, Jonathan Riley and Tom Wesel are critical of proposals to fine advisers who overstep the line when providing advice on tax planning schemes, in light of the government's plans to introduce sanctions for tax advisers and the extended advisory supply chain to stamp out 'enablers' of aggressive tax avoidance schemes