Treasury confirms HMRC is working on a new settlement opportunity for people facing loan charge bills after government accepts ‘vast majority’ of McCann recommendations
Over £23bn in tax rises, one million more people dragged into higher rate tax and endless tinkering made Budget the ‘most damaging in living memory’, argues Nimesh Shah, CEO of Blick Rothenberg
MPs on the influential Treasury Committee criticise HMRC crackdown on potential abuse of child benefit system, leaving parents without crucial payments and giving little time to respond to checks
Partners in accountancy firms face a £671m increase in tax liability if the government charges employers National Insurance contributions on partnerships, threatening the inherent structure of the profession
ICAEW is one of the signatories to a letter to the chancellor slating plans to charge LLP partners at accountancy firms employer national insurance on earnings
Croner-i tax experts Glyn Fullelove, Sarah Kay and Martin Jackson talk to Sara White about what they expect in the Budget on 26 November from why the chancellor needs to make radical reform to the tax system, may have to break the pledge and must avoid salami slicing approach which will only wind up businesses and taxpayers
Not all the nine million pensions receiving a winter fuel payment into their bank accounts from today will be able to keep the benefit as it will be taxable for several millions
In an unusual move, chancellor gives speech warning of a tough Budget later this month, blaming global challenges and batting aways questions about imminent tax rises