The government has ruled out any plans to defer the imminent changes to the LLP tax rules, despite calls by the House of Lords to delay implementation until 2015
Plans to reform the taxation of LLPs will hit law firms hard as they consider whether to call for an injection of partner equity, reports Rachel Fielding
Plans to reform the rules governing the taxation of close company loans to their participators are still under review and, in the latest twist, HMRC has written to CIOT asking for further information about its concerns raised during last autumn’s consultation, Reform of close company loans to participators rules
Avon Cosmetics has won a case at the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) over derogation of VAT payments for retail representatives which could reduce its overall VAT liability by some £14m depending on the outcome of a referral to the European Court of Justice (ECJ)
HMRC has published revised draft Finance Bill 2014 legislation and a revised explanatory note about salaried members as well as a related Tax Information and Impact Note (TIIN)
A self-employed flying instructor has lost at case at the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) over deductibility of travel and telephone expenses, while amounts claimed for telephone expenses were deemed excessive, in a case which was delayed pending the recent ruling in the Samadian case
The government has rejected a number of recommendations from a recent Public Accounts Committee (PAC) report looking at HMRC’s approach to tax collection and has indicated its support for the tax authority's collection methods.
Uncertainty continues to surround planned changes to the taxation of limited liability partnerships (LLPs) which will come into force on 6 April, although HMRC has published a revised technical note and guidance on the new regulations, which are designed to tackle the issue of ‘disguised self employment'
The government’s flagship academy schools could face a £200m funding black hole as a result of planned changes to the state pension rules which will increase their employers’ National Insurance Contribution (NICs), according to research by UHY Hacker Young
Bristol & West, a division of the Bank of Ireland, has lost its second attempt to avoid £27m of corporation tax by claiming that there was a loophole in the law governing the taxation of derivatives
A double glazing salesman who failed to declare commission payments, the owners of a massage parlour and a Scottish takeaway proprietor all feature on HMRC’s latest public listing of deliberate tax defaulters