HMRC has won a case at tribunal over a disputed £175,000 claim for furlough support payments based on future agreed earnings for family members during pandemic
In this month’s exclusive free Business & Accountancy Daily CPD module, we focus on the latest developments in tax from rule changes to rates, and the impact of recent tax tribunal decisions.
The tuition fee rise may have been a shock to students, but universities may not be better off because of employer’s national insurance and minimum wage increases
HMRC is planning to clamp down on charitable tax reliefs claimed through Gift Aid, but not until 2026 to ‘give charities time to adjust to the new rules’
In a bid to clamp down on rogue tax practitioners and to stamp out unethical operators, the government will introduce mandatory registration for all tax advisers dealing with HMRC from 2026
As VAT on private schools goes ahead, Ministry of Defence and Foreign Office staff will receive further funding help with school fees to offset the higher costs
The government plans to commission another independent review of the loan charge after widespread dissatisfaction with the original Morse report and HMRC's handling of the controversial issue