In our regular Q&A series, Croner Taxwise tax adviser John Riseborough, considers whether buy to let owners need to register for the construction industry scheme (CIS) when they own multiple properties
In this month’s VAT update, Graham Elliott focuses on the Rada in Business case over furlough, multiple claims from DIY housebuilder’s scheme and impact of Balhousie decision
Basis period reform has to come in before the latest changes to Making Tax Digital for income tax, which are now slated for April 2024, HMRC officials have told a Lords committee
HMRC is set to receive additional funding to ramp up its anti-avoidance and evasion efforts with the specialised taskforce earmarked to receive a multimillion boost
The House of Lords Finance Bill Sub-Committee has launched a second inquiry into the implementation of the off-payroll rules in the private sector to find out how these rules are working in practice
The Making Tax Digital initiative, which the government states should be ‘making it easier for individuals and businesses to get their tax right’ has significantly increased costs and admin burdens for small firms
Changes to the licensing rules for taxi drivers will add a requirement to check their tax compliance before issuing new licenses in a bid to tackle tax evasion from 2022
HMRC is reminding taxpayers to check that they have the correct information in order to complete their paper self assessment tax returns by the month end deadline
Holders of cryptoassets need to be aware of the tax implications, whether they are trading or mining. Thomas Cattee, head of white-collar crime, and Tim Crook, head of tax, at Gherson Solicitors examines the latest HMRC guidance
HMRC has revised the meaning of ‘entire interest’ for the purposes of the self-supply charge following the ruling in the Balhousie case at the Supreme Court, which could be a welcome clarification for charities
The Pandora Papers revealed that Conservative party co-chairman Ben Elliot jointly owned a secret offshore film financing company that indirectly benefited from more than £120,000 of UK tax credits