HMRC has issued a reminder to company van operators to make sure their van fleets are correctly classified for benefit in kind purposes when completing P11D forms
In our handy guide to tax filing deadlines, we provide an at-a-glance guide to key dates for PAYE cheque payments, VAT quarterly instalments, and Making Tax Digital (MTD)
The tax burden is the highest since the 1950s with the rise in the national insurance threshold from July only providing a slim benefit for taxpayers, despite announcements at the Spring Statement
As national insurance rates rise, salary sacrifice and optional remuneration arrangements provide some valuable tax breaks, explains Kate Upcraft, director, Kate Upcraft Consultancy Ltd
The revenue raised from VAT has hit its fifth highest consecutive month collecting over £50bn more than the previous year while the take for April 2021 to February 2022 was £61.3bn higher
Tax rises are the new normal says the IFS with its research showing that over two years, the government introduced the same level of tax hikes as Tony Blair's Labour did across 10 years
The court has ruled against former Scottish footballer and coach Neil McCann’s £190,000 IR35 tax appeal deciding that his services fell under ‘employment contracts’
People working within an umbrella company will see a 2.5% increase on their National Insurance contributions (NICs) as they will have to pay for both the employee and employer levy
HMRC continues to increase its tax take with tax receipts for April 2021 to January 2022 coming in at £123.8bn higher than in the same period a year earlier
HMRC’s Jim Harra confirmed to the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) that taxpayers do foot the tax bill for private contractors when government departments get their IR35 compliance wrong
Frances O’Grady and Martin McTague have sent a joint letter to the Chancellor demanding action on sick pay and support for employers as annual cost to small firms nears £5bn
