Despite Parliament voting against leaving the EU with no deal, this does not mean the risk of a no deal has entirely disappeared. Forward planning in these circumstances is both... read more →
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As part of a compliance check into the tax returns of two company directors, the information notices issued by HMRC included a request to see private bank statements as well... read more →
HMRC has warned that self-assessment penalty notices for 2017/18 may not be issued until the end of April. The £100 penalties are normally issued in February. The deadline for submitting... read more →
Your April pay may look much the same as March’s, but it is worth giving your pay slip a close look. If you are an employee, your April pay slip... read more →
The government will reassess its controversial proposed loans charge rules, which are intended to address disguised remuneration, typically via non-UK trusts or umbrella companies. The loan charge is due to... read more →
Employees are looking for more tailored benefits packages that will reward their loyalty to an organisation, as attitudes to careers and workplace benefits evolve. The nature of work has changed... read more →
The tax burden in the UK is shifting on to the younger generations, according to new research. Baby boomers paid £63 billion in income tax in the 2015/16 tax year,... read more →
The risks of incomplete VAT filings have been highlighted by a recent victory for HMRC over an appeal. The appeal – made by Sacutia Healthcare Ltd (TC06844) – concerned the... read more →
An issue concerning how the high income child benefit charge (HICBC) can potentially affect stay-at-home parents has emerged. The HICBC claws back child benefit payments where either parent has income... read more →
One of the few certainties about 2019 is that the new tax rates and thresholds will take effect from the start of the 2019/20 tax year on 6 April. Whilst... read more →
