HMRC is targeting hundreds of UK customers of a collapsed Puerto Rican bank linked to tax evasion and money laundering

HMRC has written to more than 4,000 taxi and private hire vehicle drivers to claim back unpaid tax, following recent registration requirements

The president of the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) has called on the new UK government to invest to improve HMRC’s unacceptable service levels

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

Two years after first opening its doors to HMRC staff, the tax authority's Edinburgh Regional Centre and UK government hub has been formally opened 

The number of investigations that HMRC has opened into claims for Agricultural Property Relief (APR) has increased by 28% in the last year, according to Boodle Hatfield 

A complex series of transactions were central to whether a farming partnership existed in a recent tax tribunal case, raising important questions about ownership structure, explain Julie Butler and Libby James, Butler & Co

Businesses have one month left to submit import declarations through the Customs Declaration Service by 1 October, when it takes over from the Customs Handling Import and Export Freight (CHIEF) system.

HMRC has publicly named tax avoidance bosses for the first time, exposing 15 companies involved in promoting avoidance schemes 

Croner-i is running a webinar focusing on VAT supply chain fraud and the associated risks 

HMRC have provided additional details around the pause in research & development tax credit (RDTC) payments that occurred in April, and the delays in their processing times

HMRC suspects that large UK businesses have underpaid £25.3m in import duties this year up from £260,000 (2021), according to new data by Pinsent Masons