Julian Borley, VAT director at Milsted Langdon, examines the potential impact of the tribunal ruling on Bolt’s use of the Tour Operator’s Margin Scheme (TOMS) to calculate VAT on taxi rides
HMRC plans to stop tax agents and accountants from using the agent dedicated line for queries about self assessment and PAYE, and for progress chases on repayments and refunds
Taxpayers are taking more cases to tribunal to dispute the high income child benefit charge, costing time, money, and stress, in the fight against a ‘broken’ system
In this week’s Q&A, Vivienne Cheung, tax adviser at Croner-I, examines whether a non-resident company can use small profits rates and marginal relief for corporation tax purposes
Online platforms will have to report sale details to HMRC in future, but the basic tax responsibilities for individual sellers have not changed. Lee Murphy of The Accountancy Partnership explains
The government will legislate to allow parents who have not claimed child benefit, including those affected by HICBC, to apply for top-up National Insurance credits
As the deadline to submit a self assessment tax returns looms, nearly 44,800 people have sorted their tax bills totalling almost £148m, by setting up a payment plan
As the deadline for self assessment approaches on 31 January, Cheryl Sharp, CEO of Pink Pig Financials, sets out the key issues to consider when completing annual tax returns
In this week’s Q&A, the Croner-i VIP Tax Team considers the issue of double inheritance tax and access to Quick Succession Relief (QSR) in the event of two deaths which happen closely together