Increases in company size thresholds will have a knock-on effect on off-payroll working rules (IR35), warns Neil Maslen CTA, senior manager at HW Fisher
HMRC wins the debate over the definition of an alcoholic beverage and how cider is classified as JD Wetherspoon tried its luck when attempting to claim back almost £5m in VAT
Emma Reynolds, economic secretary to the Treasury refused to add to speculation about ISA reform at a Treasury Committee meeting but confirms it is on the table
A decision from the Court of Appeal provides valuable guidance on when days spent in the UK can be disregarded for ‘exceptional circumstances’ under statutory residence test, explain Matthew Greene, tax litigation partner, and Guy Bud, associate barrister, Stewarts
Gross tax receipts have surpassed the last years take by £28.1bn reaching a high of £857bn as stamp taxes, inheritance tax, and income tax takes increase drastically
HMRC tax investigations are running on for as long as three years and nine months on average which Pinsent Masons says is putting a significant burden on businesses as late payment interest peaks
After Christian Candy lost his stamp duty dispute at the Court of Appeal a new appeal was lodged under an alternative point of law which saw Candy win his £1.92m appeal
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