The application process for the fifth Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) grant will depend on details of two years of turnover and losses resulting from the pandemic
The Upper Tribunal has ruled against Northern Gas Networks judging that the removal or improvement of iron pipes was not qualifying expenditure for a land remediation tax relief claim (LRR), estimated to be worth a minimum of £17m
The Supreme Court has ruled against HMRC and confirmed the Court of Appeal’s decision to throw out a ‘draconian’ follower notice issued for £8.6m by the tax authority
130 countries from across the world have agreed to accept a global minimum corporation tax rate of 15% to draw a line under tax avoidance by multinational companies
In our handy guide to tax filing deadlines, we provide an at-a-glance guide to key dates from deadline for applying for a PAYE Settlement Agreement (PSA) to VAT returns and payments due for quarter ended 31 May 2021
In this month's exclusive Accountancy Daily CPD module, we cover a high level review of some of the tax issues for owner managed businesses (OMB) over their lifecycle, from the beginning, to expansion, exit or family succession planning
Data published by HMRC show that the tax authority’s IR35 status checker tool determined that 210,000 workers were labelled as ‘undetermined’ when figuring out their employment status
HMRC has won an appeal to the Upper Tribunal (UT) against the First Tier Tribunals’ decision that HMRC was not entitled to deny or restrict, Hi-Octane Import's input tax credit claim of over £79k in respect of any purchases from Q Autos Limited (QAL)
The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) calls on the government to include non-compliant umbrella companies and providers of tax software in their plans to improve the standard of the tax advice market
The high street retailer Poundland has won a £2.15m VAT case against HMRC regarding a stock adjustment dispute on the group’s switch from its old bespoke retail scheme
Jessica McLellan, tax risk & dispute resolution partner at City-based accountancy firm, Wilson Wright, warns that HMRC’s softer approach to debt collection can still leave companies facing problems if they have ongoing disputes with HMRC