With six months to go until MTD for Income Tax is rolled out to 900,000 UK taxpayers, just over 2,000 people have filed a quarter 1 submission as part of HMRC beta trial
HMRC has opened up a service for landlords and self employed to apply for exemption from Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax phase one, with a 28-day response time
The head of HMRC has confirmed that the tax authority is finalising plans to buy a brand new telephony system with proper call management and digital assistant support
A Blackburn jeweller is one of this month’s top deliberate tax defaulters, owing HMRC nearly £8m in corporation tax and VAT, while former Hive 360 payroll agents face a £167m unpaid bill
HMRC has named five accountancy firms after they took fees for introducing clients to a tax avoidance scheme involving use of prepaid cards for advertising services, resulting in disguised remuneration
Following a four-year hiatus, HMRC plans to start collecting tax debts directly from bank accounts again under rarely used direct recovery of debts (DRD) rules
HMRC updates guidance on National Insurance contributions (NICs) payments for internationally mobile employee introducing a six-year retrospective element to correct any wrong returns
Draconian HMRC interaction register will drive many professional tax advisers out of the market and impose considerable extra costs on honest majority, warns ICAEW
HMRC is urging the self employed, landlords and side hustlers to register for self assessment by 5 October deadline to get vital UTR number required for tax returns
Growing number of electric vehicles on the road is beginning to erode fuel duty tax revenue, creating a potential £2.7bn tax headache for the chancellor
Landmark ruling on AI use in R&D tax credit decisions raises critical questions about transparency at HMRC and the effectiveness of AI assessors, warns Tom Haslehurst, director at Ryan
The tax tribunal has ruled in favour of Deos Group in a significant appeal against HMRC concerning refusal of VAT input tax claim and associated penalties
After HMRC minister James Murray MP was promoted to number two at the Treasury as chief secretary in this week’s mini reshuffle, he had to quit as chair of the HMRC board