HMRC loses £60,000 VAT assessment due to the senior compliance officer failing to sign the assessment form in time, rendering the assessment out of time
With the date for the Autumn Budget still to be set RSM tax partner, Chris Etherington, says capital gains tax (CGT) could be revisited as the chancellor looks to fill financial holes
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
A Surrey based children’s soft play and farm has lost its appeal at tribunal after miscalculating the real time information of their employees but tried to blame the staff
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
The definition of food when it comes to VAT has been argued upon for decades and is in need of urgent change, says leading tax barrister, as rules outdated and do not ‘stand the test of time’
A tribunal has dismissed the appeal of a UPS driver who used Apostle Accounting to make ‘excessive and unallowable’ expenses claims, but his actions were ‘careless not deliberate’
Companies falling under Pillar 2 tax rules with December 2024 year ends must register online with HMRC before the end of this month, even global groups with the smallest UK presence
The owners of Chelsea Yacht & Boat Company based at Cheyne Pier have lost an appeal over entrepreneurs’ relief for more than £880,000 each, but £360,000 penalty overturned
Reports of alleged fraud within the circle of contractors at HS2 circulated last month and now the high-speed rail company has reported a contractor to HMRC
After failing to appear before the court to pay the tax bill or declare he did not have the means to pay, a former footballer and pundit has been issued a bankruptcy order