The Treasury has stopped controversial plans to collect information about the exact hours worked by every employee in PAYE returns but dividend reporting goes ahead
Olivia Spruce, director of the Payroll Compliance Authority, examines how HMRC plans to deal with non compliance in the umbrella market will affect third parties due to new due diligence requirements
HMRC could rake in up to £100m from taxpayers failing to submit their tax returns by this Friday, but there are some valid excuses for a late submission, says Chris Etherington
The animators of popular children’s cartoon Daisy & Ollie lost an appeal at the Upper Tribunal against tax relief wrongly claimed under enterprise investment scheme (EIS)
The size of tax returns has ballooned with 19% more questions than just 15 years ago, with eight suppplementary forms making compliance more of a challenge
HMRC plans to stop using emergency tax codes for new pensioners after criticism of the way they automatically deduct tax, often at the wrong tax rate, when people first start claiming their pension
A South African appellant has lost his appeal against historic tax assessments dating back to 1999 as well as penalties accrued over 17 years after deliberately failing to declare income despite ‘unjustifiable’ allegations of racism
HMRC will be writing to all taxpayers affected by loan charge by mid March to inform them if their disguised remuneration scheme is likely to fall within the remit of the McCann review
The Treasury has brought in tax expert Ray McCann to lead a review of the contentious loan charge scheme, which has put HMRC and affected taxpayers at loggerheads
After the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) slated HMRC’s customer service standards, outgoing CEO Sir Jim Harra rejected the report findings, saying he was ‘disturbed’ by their attitude
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