Wealth management company Sanlam UK has launched an inheritance tax (IHT) service, based on investments in the AIM market with tax planning as part of the offer
The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) is seeking views from those with personal experience of inheritance tax (IHT) to inform its simplification review, which will focus on the ease or complexity of the legislative rules and the processes that have to be followed
The tax and national insurance contribution (NIC) treatment of termination payments has always been an area which employers have struggled to deal with correctly, and over recent years HMRC has looked to simplify the rules, but the latest changes have made the process even more complicated, says Lee Knight is employer solutions director at RSM
Yvette Nunn, director of Berkeley Associates, discusses the current HMRC consultation on whether tax relief on work-related training costs should be extended to the self-employed as the same service is being offered
The number of outstanding tax disputes waiting to be heard by the UK tribunals has continued to rise, as the high profile crackdown on tax avoidance by HMRC continues
HMRC has issued factsheet CC/FS9 on the individual rights of taxpayers who are facing penalties for non-compliance with tax rules, focusing on article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights
Peter Rayney FCA CTA thinks BBC presenter Christa Ackroyd had rough justice in her recent IR35 case, Christa Ackroyd Media Limited v HMRC [2018] TC06334], over disputed income tax and NIC liabilities through her personal services company
Anyone who has yet to submit their 2016/17 self-assessment tax return form is being urged to do so before the end of this month to avoid daily penalties of £10 accruing
Stephen Relf CTA FCA, lead tax writer at Croner-i, examines the pros and cons of dividend payments versus bonuses for owner managed businesses including the implications of cash flow, potential tax savings and profit extraction options
HMRC has been forced to temporarily remove an online calculator which gave incorrect information about annual pension allowances, following complaints from Royal London
As the final quarter before the 6 July deadline for reporting expenses and benefits in kind for the tax year ending 5 April 2018 starts, HMRC has issued bulletin 71 setting out the key compliance requirements for employers in a bid to force all users to move online
The new tax year only began on 6 April, but individuals should start planning for it now to ensure they do not miss out on valuable allowances that could save them thousands on allowances and tax reliefs
Brendon Silver, CEO of VAT IT, reveals the top tips for businesses to get the most out of their expenses, what to look out for and how to break out of a habit of simply putting off claiming back
Sharp increases in auto enrolment pension payments, new Scottish income tax rates and bands and increasing complexity over higher rate taxpayer child benefit payments are some of the changes coming into force today, at the start of the 2018/19 tax year
Croner Taxwise tax consultant Angela Robson examines the impact of the tapered annual allowance on pension savings and offers various options to deal with tax liabilities
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published new rules on pension transfer advice and is seeking views on additional changes, including adviser charging structures