The government is investing £305m in a single login system for taxpayers and agents using online services such as HMRC with the launch of GOV.UK One Login
Taxpayers are exasperated with the declining level of HMRC service with response levels rapidly deteriorating for five years in a row, leaving MPs ‘disappointed’
Rob Janering, partner at Crowe, explains how the option to tax for commercial property, previously known as an election to waive exemption, interacts with complicated VAT rules
In this week’s Q&A, Croner-i’s Stuart Farmer, considers the stamp duty land tax (SDLT) implications and available tax reliefs when transferring a property to a company via a limited liability partnership (LLP)
Mandatory real-time electronic invoicing is now required across EU member states affecting UK exporters with tough penalties for non-compliance, explains Ray Grove, head of corporate tax at Thomson Reuters
HMRC is reviewing more inheritance tax (IHT) accounts where it believes tax has been underpaid, warns Eugenia Campbell, private client tax director at RSM
HMRC is no longer going to provide employers and their advisers with advance assurance on the tax treatment of termination and redundancy payment enquiries