HRMC has collected £464m back from football clubs, players, and agents by reaching settlements on allegedly unpaid taxes after a six-year probe into the sport
HMRC’s elite Offshore, Corporate, and Wealthy (OCW) Unit secured convictions totalling 67 years last year which is nearly treble the total of just 23 years secured the year earlier
In our handy guide to tax filing deadlines, we provide an at-a-glance guide to key dates from the deadline for Coronavirus job retention scheme August 2021 claims to the corporation tax second quarterly instalment payment
In this month’s round-up of VAT cases, Graham Elliott examines the major VAT rulings including zero rating on residential new build in CMJ to separate supply issues in Black Cab Services case
The amount of inheritance tax raised during tax year 2020-21 has increased by 4% to £5.4bn, up £190m year on year, although the amount of money offset for charitable donations has declined over the same period
Pub group Marston’s has joined industry peers and is calling on the government to make the Covid-19 VAT tax relief permanent to help the hospitality sector bounce back after the pandemic
In the long running case on Franked Investment Income (FIL) Group, the Supreme Court has ruled that double tax relief provisions should be ignored in the settlement process.
The government’s tax take could be seriously diminished as workers fail to return to the UK, people in the south of England look for a better lifestyle and move abroad, and foreign nationals based here cut down their time in the UK, says tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg
HMRC has confirmed that the penalty regime for non-payment of VAT due to the deferred VAT scheme introduced at the start of the pandemic is now in place
Any company with employees working overseas needs to consider the local tax rules as well as compliance with UK employment tax rules, explains Martin Jackson, employment tax writer at Croner Taxwise
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has paid £87.9m to HMRC after a review of its IR35 compliance procedures revealed that it had incorrectly assessed the employment status of its contractors
The billionaire brothers, Christian and Nicholas Candy have lost their stamp duty land tax (SDLT) battle against HMRC at the Upper Tribunal and have been ordered to pay almost £4m tax on their £68m property purchase
The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) is reminding self-assessment taxpayers that the second payment on account for 2020-21 is due for payment by 31 July 2021
