A week long hearing has found the lawyer of Nadhim Zahawi guilty of misconduct over an aggressive email sent to tax campaigner Dan Neidle about the former Chancellor’s tax affairs
A painting and decorating business has won an appeal at the Upper Tribunal against HMRC over an £800,000 loan made to a director through an employee benefit trust
The number of UK businesses using tax havens in the Caribbean and closer to home has halved as HMRC gets access to more data on whether they are genuinely operating
The former solicitor to Bernie Ecclestone failed to pay tax on almost £40m of income on the latest HMRC’s deliberate tax defaulters which features a record £52m of unpaid tax and penalties
With the hype in crypto and gains of many multiples on investments, reporting on tax returns is vital to avoid a run-in with HMRC, explains Danielle Ford, partner and head of tax disputes and resolutions at HaysMac
The head of National Farmers Union has told MPs the Chancellor Rachel Reeves has ‘so far refused to engage farmers’ although a meeting with the PM has taken place
Confusing letters from HMRC caused a taxpayer ‘significant distress’ over a number of years with HMRC officer criticised for failing to give her clear calculations for tax owed
House prices are rising to record highs as many rush to get on the housing ladder before tax changes in April, but revenue from stamp duty land tax (SDLT) take has already taken a hit