In this week’s Q&A, Andrew Gilderdale, VIP Tax Team adviser at Croner-i, explains the tax issues to consider when paying homeworking costs when HMRC comes to call
We are already seeing renewed focus on the language used by parliamentarians in defining where the line is drawn on the government’s commitments on tax, says Chris Etherington
A cash & carry store has part won a fight against HMRC and the ‘sugar tax’ after it argued some of HMRC’s assessments were invalid, says RSM partner, Philip Munn
A payroll company has won its appeal at the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) against more than £9m in penalties and VAT assessments as HMRC could not prove it was aware of VAT fraud
Rocky Webb, enquiry consultant at Croner-i My VIP Tax Team, explores the benefits of entering into an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) process with HMRC
The income tax burden is growing, with the latest forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility suggesting it is set to increase to £310bn in 2027/28, says RSM partner, Chris Etherington
The Supreme Court decision in Standish on the use of inheritance tax planning in a divorce has implications for accountants as HMRC ramps up investigations, warns Rachel Cook, counsel, Peters & Peters
Company directors that decided to give themselves a pay rise in order to claim more on the coronavirus job retention scheme (CJRS) have been ordered to repay what they claimed
Many sports professionals successfully operate through a limited company, particularly when their income is primarily derived from prize winnings, appearance fees and endorsements, says Matt Taylor from RSM