Following some confusion over the tax status of business mileage rates, the government has confirmed that tax-free payments are capped at 45p per mile

The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) is consulting on the tax implications of hybrid and distance working, particularly when staff work overseas on an ad hoc basis

In this week’s Q&A, Croner-i payroll adviser Joe Tabois explains how salary sacrifice and tax breaks work when applied to company electric cars and low emission vehicles 

HMRC plans to review IR35 guidance and provide a cost benefit analysis of the impact of the rules, which assesses whether workers should be classified as employees and taxed at source

The Supreme Court has granted the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) leave to appeal over a long-running dispute with HMRC over the tax status of referees

As National Payroll Week begins, research shows that nearly three quarters (72%) of organisations still use outdated manual processes to do their payroll

HMRC has issued a detailed Q&A for businesses on how to deal with common errors in the calculation of Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) grants and which issues do not need to be corrected 

As inflation rises and the cost of living crisis bites, accountancy firms could consider alternatives to pay rises with share schemes as one option

HMRC has updated guidance on how to spot a fraudulent umbrella company abusing the VAT flat rate scheme and employment allowance to avoid taxes

PSA1 forms are going digital after HMRC recently completed a review of customer feedback from employers who use PAYE Settlement Agreements

As the number of furlough fraud whistleblowers approaches 14,000, HMRC is picking up the pace on pursuing businesses that fraudulently claimed furlough

High speed rail builder HS2 has set aside £9.5m to settle a tax bill for underpayment of income tax and National Insurance due to errors in assessing IR35 contractor compliance