This month's exclusive CPD module explains the changes to non dom rules with the introduction of the foreign income and gains (FIG) regime

As the prize money rises each year for the winners of Wimbledon, it also does for HMRC as the record-breaking pot is taxable

Those earning extra income alongside their day jobs may need to check if they have earnt over the threshold that means they will need to file a self assessment, warns HMRC

In just one month businesses have paid out nearly £2bn in extra employers’ National Insurance while capital gains tax take fluctuates by the month as hit by weak M&A market

Billions of pounds of tax remain uncollected as HMRC reports the tax gap has grown to £46.8bn, equivalent to 5.3%, with small businesses the worst offenders for yet another year

With the abolition of non dom status, the brand new foreign income and gains (FIG) regime is in force and the old domicile concept has gone. Laura Burrows, CTA, senior technical writer at Croner-i explains how FIG works, and tax issues for qualifying new residents and transition measures

In this week’s Q&A, Croner-i tax advisory lead Stephen Fletcher CTA explains new tax rules when employee works overseas but returns to UK at weekends

The Professional Conduct in Relation to Taxation (PCRT) has been updated to include specific guidance for tax advisers and accountants on Making Tax Digital for Income Tax and client relationships

Brits are working longer than ever before the annual Tax Freedom Day comes around, having to put in 162 days of grind before their income becomes their own

The chair of the Treasury committee has sent a scathing letter to the newly appointed CEO of HMRC after he failed to tell MPs about a large-scale phishing attack affecting 100,000 taxpayers

The Treasury has made minor improvements to carried interest tax rules for private equity and asset managers, but they will have to comply with current payments on account (POA) rules for paying and calculating outstanding tax with HMRC

Majority of pensioners will be paid winter fuel allowance with clawback for those above threshold of £35,000 as chancellor confirms major u-turn