HMRC has delayed the introduction of claim notification forms about research and development tax claims by a week to give companies more time to prepare
HMRC will be given extra powers to collect information about the amount of dividend payments earned by owner managed business directors while employers will have to report the number of hours worked by individual employees
In this week’s Q&A, Croner-i tax adviser Kabita Tank, examines whether tax relief is available when a property purchase falls through and the deposit is lost
Rising interest rates and the growing number of people paying higher rate tax means that HMRC is reaping the rewards with £3.4bn paid in tax on savings in the last year
Taxpayers using two online accountancy firms are under investigation by HMRC and have been recategorised as managed service companies with potentially significant tax liabilities. Neil Tipping, lead enquiry consultant for Croner-i, explains the risks
With two weeks to go until the second payments on account deadline for tax bills, Stevie Heafford, tax partner at accountancy firm HW Fisher, provides tips and advice on compliance
The tax authority plans to cut the use of phone-based tax advisers by 30% within two years as it struggles to cope with increasing demand and cuts to staffing budgets
The voluntary and community sector will be able to apply for grants to support their work with taxpayers who need extra assistance with their tax affairs
A director has lost a First Tier Tribunal (FTT) appeal over a VAT default penalty issued by HMRC for £20,000 for a payment that was only four days late
Landlords of residential property may find themselves needing support as their forecasts and business plans might have been shredded by consecutive interest rate rises, warns Matthew Todd, manager at RSM
India plans to make a significant 10% increase to the current 18% gaming tax on revenue that online gaming companies collect from their customers, but some fear that it might damage the $1.5bn sector
Despite the high profile campaigns to scrap VAT on sunscreen and public electric vehicle charging, the changes would be an expensive waste of money and would not benefit consumers, claim tax experts