HMRC is reminding self assessment customers to declare any Covid-19 grant payments on their 2020/21 tax return, including SEISS claims which are taxable
In our regular Q&A series, Croner Taxwise trainee tax adviser Alexander McCarthy considers whether inheritance tax is payable on an asset missed out of the original return and any penalty implications
MPs are calling for an urgent review of the loan charge, stating that it is fundamentally flawed and unfair, and questioning why no scheme promoters have been prosecuted
Investing in cryptoassets is a risky business if investors do not write in protection to their will as tax bills could quickly mount, warns Chris Etherington, tax partner at RSM
The intricacies of the rules around motoring expenses and VAT recovery can be problematic. Sarah Kay, tax writer at Croner-i, examines the compliance issues around hiring and leasing costs, repairs and maintenance, road fuel and the charging of electric vehicles
The latest Department for Transport (DfT) figures show that 1.9% of vehicles in the UK are unlicensed and being used which amounts to £119m in potential lost car tax
In this month’s exclusive Accountancy Daily CPD module, we look at the corporation tax loss carry back rules, which have been temporarily extended from 12 months to three years due to the pandemic
In our handy guide to tax filing deadlines, we provide an at-a-glance guide to key dates from the deadline for PAYE electronic payments to filing corporation tax returns for accounting periods ended 31 December 2020
Large businesses are on the whole positive about their relationship with HMRC but warn that the level of service can be inconsistent and some advisers do not have the experience to deal with complex corporate tax queries
The Treasury has rejected plans proposed by the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) to overhaul inheritance tax but has made a few concessions on capital gains tax to simplify the complex rules
The government plans to ratchet up its activity against the most recalcitrant businesses and individuals who fail to pay tax bills giving HMRC more powers to act, particularly against ecommerce businesses with no tangible UK footprint
The UK’s biggest listed companies generated £77.1bn in tax during the pandemic-hit 2020/21 financial year, while the average tax rate was 54% when employment taxes are factored in, finds PwC analysis
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) and HMRC have carried out joint operations in London, Bradford and Glasgow to ensure that security staff were employed legitimately and were paying tax
Supplies of land are usually exempt from VAT unless the landowner has opted to tax the land, in which case the supply is standard rated, but there are exemptions, explains Julie Butler FCA
The one-year delay to the introduction of the next phase of Making Tax Digital (MTD) for income tax means that accountants have more time to prepare, but it is still a priority, explains Emily Coltman, chief accountant at FreeAgent