The OECD is seeking feedback on a draft toolkit designed to assist developing countries in work on transfer pricing, which specifically addresses the ways developing countries can overcome a lack of data on ‘comparables’, or the market prices for goods and services transferred between members of multinational corporations

Ahead of next week’s deadline for online self assessment returns, HMRC has released a list of the most outlandish expenses claims, with glamorous holidays abroad, luxury watches and Friday nights out all featuring

The House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee has set up a Finance Bill sub-committee (FBSC) to inquire into the draft Finance Bill 2017, examining proposals to Making Tax Digital (MTD) that will apply to individuals, businesses and landlords

An HMRC crackdown on small and mid-sized businesses (SMEs) brought in an additional £468m in tax from investigations last year, according to research by UHY Hacker Young

A European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling that the UK and Gibraltar should be deemed as ‘one entity’ in their freedom to provide services has struck a major blow to the island’s gambling industry, which was seeking exemption from the UK’s 15% point of consumption (POC) tax on gambling operators active in the UK

In the Autumn Statement 2016 Chancellor, Philip Hammond, confirmed plans to overhal the tax advantages of many salary sacrifice schemes, including company cars. David Hosking, CEO of Tusker unpicks the facts and truths behind the top ten most common misconceptions over upcoming tax change

Plans for radical reform of the US tax system to bring it more in line with global tax rules is a priority for Donald Trump's new administration. Jeff Whener, Jon Traub and Natalia Mityaeva at Deloitte unpick the possible key tax measures and their impact on business practice

The Department of Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) is to undertake an official review of limited partnerships in the UK, focusing particularly on alleged 'criminal' exploitation of Scottish limited partnerships (SLPs)

The government has quashed calls to look at extending the requirement to publish a public register of people with significant control to companies incorporated in the Crown dependencies and overseas territories, as part of a bid to increase tax transparency, saying new rules on the automatic exchange of information are sufficient to address the issues

HMRC has confirmed plans to undertake a year-long pilot of Making Tax Digital for ‘hundreds of thousands’ of taxpayers following criticism at the hands of MPs in the Treasury Committee

The government has confirmed it is to reform the horserace betting levy in order to bring offshore gambling companies within its remit, in a bid to boost funding for the sport and the equine industry in general

Ahead of a key speech by Prime Minister Teresa May tomorrow, in which she will indicate how the UK intends to approach negotiations to leave the EU, the Chancellor’s suggestion of a possible cut in the corporation tax rate if there is a ‘hard’ Brexit has attracted strong criticism