In a regular timetable update for HMRC's Making Tax Digital, CCH Daily sets out the key dates for the start of VAT quarterly reporting for those above the £85k threshold and the subsequent year end reconciliation tax report. Full rollout of quarterly reporting has been delayed until 2020/21 tax year at the earliest. This list will be updated regularly to reflect any changes to reporting requirements

Royal London is challenging MPs to take action over a proposed tax change announced at the autumn Budget which the insurer claims will result in some 11 million individuals paying an increased rate of tax on some endowments and whole of life plans

HMRC has updated guidance on creative industry tax reliefs by including a new section covering museums and galleries after corporation tax relief was made available from 1 April 2017

The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued additional guidance (Notice 2018-13) for computing the transition tax on the untaxed foreign earnings of foreign subsidiaries of US companies under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

HMRC has published guidance for companies to work out and claim relief from corporation tax on terminal losses, capital losses and property income losses

A disagreement between HMRC and Coca-Cola over the benefit in kind tax status of crew cab vans has left some businesses and their tax advisers in limbo as the soft drinks giant loses its case at the First Tier Tribunal over vehicle classifications, warns Brent Goodwin, senior VAT manager at Newby Castleman

The government’s newly formed taskforce set up to monitor and advise on mitigating the impacts of Carillion’s liquidation on construction firms has had its first meeting

Apple, already the largest US taxpayer, has said it anticipates making a one-off $38bn (£27.5bn) repatriation tax payment on profits currently held overseas as a result of President Trump’s recent changes to the tax regime, which it says would likely be the biggest of its kind ever made

HMRC has released a policy note on changes to the rules for relief for carried-forward losses changed which are backdated to 1 April 2017 and are designed to simplify the arrangements for claims for group relief

A week after its subsidiary Apple Europe Ltd paid an additional £136m to settle tax and interest payments with HMRC, another subsidiary of the US tech giant, Apple UK Ltd, has also revealed an additional tax and interest payment totalling £81m

HMRC investigations into large business tax affairs are becoming increasingly drawn out and are now taking almost three years to settle, according to analysis by Pinsent Masons

Environment secretary Michael Gove has signalled his intention to crackdown on water companies using offshore tax structures, suggesting they should take steps to ensure their tax planning arrangements meet the standards for responsible behaviour, or face further regulatory challenge