Senior HMRC officials have told MPs they are confident that the department will be able to administer the new Scottish rate of income tax (SRIT) efficiently, despite its current reductions in headcount, with £40m allocated to implementing the new system over the next five years

This month's roundup of the landmark tax cases including Coulter trust decision on charitable status and annual investment allowance dispute for SMEs, new FATCA online services, Ireland set to outlaw double Irish tax policy by 2020 and AbbVie pulls out of Shire meger plan citing tax jurisdiction issues 

Justin King, former chief executive of Sainsbury, has told top blue chip company chiefs that consumers would eventually punish businesses that didn’t behave well, especially where tax is concerned

Senior tax experts and MPs lambasted the UK’s tax code, which is now 17,000 pages long, compared to the 11,500 pages it was in 2007

The UK government's tax policies came under fire at the Public Accounts Committee's (PAC) tax conference, for sending out signals that some tax reliefs are incentives for business while being simultaneously questioned in other jurisdictions