The National Audit Office (NAO) plans to investigate HMRC’s approach to collecting tax from high net worth individuals (HNWI), due for publication this winter
Tax settlements with HMRC may not yield the best results for taxpayers in dispute, warns John Kavanagh, senior counsel at Taxxa, as the potentially decisive De Silva case approaches the Supreme Court in 2017
Conservative MP, Kevin Hollinrake, has tabled an amendment to the Finance Bill calling for a cut in the capital gains tax (CGT) paid by landlords when selling a rental property to a sitting tenant
The Treasury has launched a consultation into the museums and galleries tax relief designed to encourage the creation of more and higher quality exhibitions, as well as to support touring of exhibitions across the country and abroad
The lead appeal in Icebreaker 2 partnerships has been dismissed by the Upper Tribunal after it was ruled investments constituted purchases of guaranteed income streams
Since the launch of accelerated payments notices (APNs) in 2014, HMRC has raised £3bn by forcing those under investigation for tax avoidance to pay up disputed tax immediately, although the notices have come under fire in the courts and thousands have been withdrawn
The Liberal Democrats have called for a 5p charge to be introduced on disposable coffee cups across the UK to cut down on usage and disposal, as more than two and a half billion cups are thrown away each year
Despite the UK vote for Brexit in the recent EU referendum, there has not been any changes made to the requirement for a certificate of residence, HMRC has confirmed
HMRC faces criticism as only 48% of individuals and 57% of SMEs believe that the tax authority has the right systems in place to prevent taxpayers from making errors on their tax returns which results in unnecessary investigations
A proposed amendment to the Finance Bill calls on multinationals to follow county-by-country reporting, could cause difficulties to the implementation of OECD international tax reforms, according to RSM
Taxpayers calling HMRC about their personal tax affairs who are looking for a quick answer should phone on their way to work in order to avoid long delays, but avoid the end of the day, after analysis by PfP found early morning and lunchtime calls faced the shortest queues for a response
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, has appointed Professor Anil Kashyap as a member of the Financial Policy Committee (FPC) increasing the number of external members to five
The primary motivation for the Welsh move from Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) to a Land Transaction Tax (LTT) is not clear in its policy statements, the CIOT has said
Download the HMRC CGT indexation allowance for May 2016, RPI Index for July 2016 and HMRC rates of interest, changes to stamp duty land tax (SDLT) and land and buildings transaction tax (LBTT) rates, and more
The key HMRC filing deadlines from September to December 2016 including PAYE cheque payments, corporation tax payment, national minimum wage rises and notice of chargeability to tax for 2015/16