FTSE 100 power company SSE has won a case at the Supreme Court over a long-running dispute over whether a claim for capital allowances was tax deductible

In this week’s Q&A, we explain the new requirements for research and development (R&D) claims as new rules kick in for claimants with extra information disclosure

HMRC raked in £70.8bn in total tax collected in April 2023 from £63.4bn the previous month, with inheritance tax (IHT) continuing to rise as a result of frozen allowances and inflation

Advance tax registration for taxi drivers and scrap metal dealers will be mandatory in Scotland and Northern Ireland from October before a licence to operate is issued

An accountant has lost an Upper Tribunal case against a notice of requirement (NOR) to pay security for PAYE and national insurance contributions (NICs) totalling £78,000

HMRC is consulting on plans to simplify the administrative burden of the construction industry scheme by simplifying some reporting requirements

More than 1.4 million taxpayers had to pay interest for late payments in the 2020-21 tax year after missing filing deadlines

The tax system is becoming more complex with over 1,100 tax reliefs creating more compliance risks, HMRC official tells MPs

Southend United football club has been granted an adjournment until 12 July to settle a winding-up petition by HMRC to clear a £275k tax debt

HMRC targeted almost 5,500 landlords last year and recovered £33m in unpaid tax, as the authority re-prioritised its activities following the end of covid restrictions

The deadline for employers to file their annual employment-related securities (ERS) returns with HMRC for the 2022/23 tax year is approaching, warns RSM

Businesses overpaid £11.9bn in corporation tax in the last tax year, with HMRC unlikely to address overpayment unless the company realises the mistake