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Following on from our posting last week. HMRC has underlined its commitment to relaxing the issue of penalty notices, this time for employers having problems

From April 2015, persons aged 55 years or older, with defined contribution personal pension pots, can consider cashing in the value accumulated in their fund.

From April 2016, the Scottish Parliament has devolved powers to set the Scottish Rate of Income Tax (SRIT). Within the last few weeks it has

 Next week, Wednesday 8th July, George Osborne will present his first budget of the new parliament.  He has indicated that there will be no hikes

HMRC have started the process of sending formal statements to taxpayers who may have under or over paid Income Tax for 2014-15. In a recent

If you are an old hand at setting up a new business most of the content of this article will be a timely reminder of

Its official, HMRC does not want to charge penalties! HMRC have made the following announcement on their approach to the £100 late filing penalty for

The north of England may become a Scottish executives’ area of choice to live if the Scottish Parliament sets the Scottish income tax at higher

 You usually need to renew your tax credits once a year. You should receive your renewal pack by 30 June. If you haven’t got your

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) recently fined an association of estate and lettings agents, 3 of its members and a newspaper publisher over £735,000

David Cameron announces plans to double free childcare for working parents, with some families set to benefit as early as next year. Parents set to

Communities Secretary Greg Clark is to announce landmark changes to spread home ownership to millions. Government confirmed in first Queen’s Speech measures including a ground-breaking

In order to process the Finance Bill 2015 through the parliamentary procedures before the recent election, certain clauses were deferred. It is likely that the