Labour leader Kier Starmer has appointed a new senior team in a shadow cabinet reshuffle after  poor election results last Thursday

A study by the Institute for Government (IFG) says Scotland would have to make ‘difficult fiscal adjustments’ if they went independent and would be forced to impose spending cuts and tax rises to balance the books

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has criticised the Treasury as it has yet to set out how the tax system can help government achieve the UK’s net zero target by 2050

With just under two weeks to go until the Welsh parliamentary election on 6 May 2021, the parties have published their manifestos and shared their plans for Wales. We examine the main parties’ tax plans to see their impact on businesses and individual taxpayers

As the Scottish gear up for their 2021 parliamentary election on 6 May 2021, the parties have published their Holyrood election manifestos, unveiling their visions for Scotland, we examine the tax plans for the main parties and how they will affect businesses and individual taxpayers

Government must take action to clean up the ‘wild west’ supply chain that exploits freelance and contract workers and encourages tax avoidance schemes, say MPs

Donald Trump paid just $750 (£581) in federal income tax the year he became US president, and made no payments in 11 other earlier years, according to US news media reports

The three-week lockdown announced yesterday has now been accompanied by a government confirmation that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme furlough rules or 80/20 rules, will be extended to 30 June with a potential price tag of £50bn, reports Sara White

The Labour Party’s new leader, Sir Keir Starmer, has named Anneliese Dodds as the first woman shadow chancellor, replacing John McDonnell who resigned from the shadow cabinet following the party’s defeat in the December election

All tax tribunals at the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) and Upper Tribunal level have been postponed unless proceedings can be held online while parliamentary committees are reviewing their operational procedures, reports Zak Jakubowski

The Chancellor Rishi Sunak has set out a multibillion pound package to protect jobs with a government commitment to pay 80% of salaries for private sector employees who are furloughed during the coronavirus crisis, a three-month deferral of VAT payments until the end of June and self employed will be eligible for statutory sick pay (SSP). Sara White reports

Representatives of business groups and the unions attended an emergency roundtable on coronavirus this afternoon hosted by the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak