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CIOT reports increase in R40 refund errors

According to a new report by the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT), there have been a growing number of R40

Workers miss out on £15.6 million in pay through minimum wage breaches

Minimum wage breaches, including breaches of the National Living Wage, have cost workers from across the UK a combined total

HMRC finally launches MTD communications plan and simplified guidance

With only six months left until the launch of Making Tax Digital for VAT, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has

Micro businesses bear the brunt of late payments

Recent research has shown that micro businesses are bearing the brunt of late payments, with just 52 per cent of

HMRC investigates estate valuations as part of IHT campaign

The number of investigations conducted against estates thought to be avoiding Inheritance Tax (IHT) has increased, according to new data

Government backed tax-free savings plan to help savers earn 50p on every £1

The Government has launched a new savings account that offers savers a 50 per cent tax-free bonus on the money

Just eight per cent of business loan applications successful with one high street bank

On average, less than one in 10 SME loan applications to one nameless high street bank are successful. The figures

Employment claims from contractors brought within IR35 expected after HMRC settlement

A freelance marketing and business development consultant has reached a settlement with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) after arguing that

Budget date 2018 announced, with half the usual notice

The Chancellor has announced that the 2018 Budget will take place on Monday 29 October 2018, having given just half

Statutory Maternity Pay and Pension Contributions

If you have an employee on Statutory Maternity pay who is also a member of your company pension scheme, please

Working 9 to 5? It’s an unusual way to make a living

The archetypal 9am to 5pm working day might be so ingrained into the psyche of workers across the Western world

Regulator tells banks to stop victim-blaming

The increasing sophistication of bank scams means that customers who lose money to such schemes should not automatically be blamed,

A quick guide to the new penalties for late MTD filing and payments

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has announced a pair of penalty systems for late filing and late payment under Making

One in ten small businesses are concerned about business failure

A new study has revealed that in the last three months the number of SMEs predicting they could close has

HMRC releases new advisory fuel rates for company car users

With the price of fuel going up, employees and businesses will welcome new changes to the fuel advisory rates, which

Property investments once again hit by new tax rules

In the last few years the property sector has been hit by a number of new tax rules, but now

Capital allowances for plant and machinery

How to minimise business tax in 2018/19. If there’s one thing that keeps us awake at night it’s the thought

Reminder on changes to Corporation Tax notices

On 19 September 2016 HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) decided to stop sending out paper copies of several important documents

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