The First Tier Tribunal (FTT) has sided with HMRC finding a Swiss national’s film partnerships were carrying out their trading activities ‘wholly’ in the UK subjecting him to UK income tax
HMRC agreed secret settlement deal of just 15% with largest companies to resolve contractor payroll loan schemes back in 2015, a year before punitive Loan Charge was introduced
The additional information form (AIF) has become a crucial part of the R&D tax relief claim process, explains Richard Edwards, founder, The R&D Community
The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) is warning against HMRC plans to introduce a tax avoidance criminal offence as it is an over-reach of powers and lacks independent safeguards
A dentist has lost his case at the Court of Appeal against HMRC over a disputed ‘aggressive avoidance scheme’ involving sending money to offshore trusts in Belize
In the last two years the number of higher rate taxpayers has shot up by almost two million, with HMRC predicting more than 7m now earning over the 40% tax threshold
Rocky Webb, enquiry consultant at Croner-i My VIP Tax Team, explains how to deal with HMRC information notices, and when and when not to hand over ‘voluminous information’
With speculation for tax changes at the Budget already running rife statistics show targeting the three main taxes with 1p rises could raise over £66bn
Two appellants have won their appeal at the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) after HMRC claimed their annex’s ceiling was too low and the lack of handrail on the stairs made it uninhabitable
With the festival season well under way, traders and stall holders need to be aware of unexpected seasonal spikes in income and VAT registration rules, explains Alex Baulf, vice president of global indirect tax at Avalara
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
The latest HMRC tax receipt highlight that in the vast majority of cases, the government’s tax revenues are moving in one direction: upwards, says RSM partner Chris Etherington