A group of 122 investors including 45 Premier League footballers is suing Ingenious Media over its film investment schemes, reports Calum Fuller

As students start to prepare for the start of the university term, anyone who had a summer job needs to review whether they can claim back any tax paid while working as they well have overpaid through the PAYE system

The 121,000 non-domiciled taxpayers in the UK (non doms) paid £9.3bn in tax receipts in 2014/15, according to HMRC’s first official statistics breaking down the tax take from this high net worth sector, who are predominantly London-based

HMRC has published guidance on how downsizing, selling or gifting a home affects the additional inheritance tax (IHT) threshold for residence nil rate band (RNRB) relief, after admitting that the rules are ‘complicated’

Devolution has seen real change to the UK tax system with the introduction of tax raising powers for the Scottish government and the introduction of the Scottish Rate of Income Tax (SRIT). Saffery Champness partner Elaine McInroy considers the key issues for employers and employees defined as Scottish taxpayers

Yvette Nunn CTA, director at Berkeley Associates, faces an uphill struggle to persuade clients to keep their tax affairs organised, review gift giving and maintain better records to help executors reduce inheritance tax (IHT) liability, in an increasingly complex tax environment

Businessman Imtiaz Rashid’s attempt to purchase a house in cash led to HMRC’s discovery of his £200,000 tax fraud, Leeds Crown Court heard

HMRC has published the latest advisory fuel rates (AFR) for company car users, effective from 1 September 2017 reflecting the downward trend in forecourt fuel prices

US rapper DMX has been confined to his suburban New York home after repeatedly breaching bail conditions on tax fraud charges

As students collect their GCSE results today, parents are being urged to inform HMRC if any of their children are continuing in full-time education or are undertaking an apprenticeship otherwise their child benefit and child tax credit payments could stop

To address ongoing confusion about tax documentation availability to agents, HMRC has confirmed that it will no longer provide information to agents following the change in the way it supplies confidential customer information to agents, first introduced from 2 May 2017

Employees who receive one-off or irregular payments should check their personal tax accounts and check whether they need to change their tax code numbers as the current system will treat them as recurring