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From 6 October 2014, HMRC was due to include smaller employers in the penalty regime for late filing of Real Time Information (RTI) payroll returns

There are a number of reliefs available to owners or tenants of smaller business premises. This article lists a number that can be claimed. Small

HM Treasury has announced that this year’s Autumn Statement will be made on 3 December 2014. Historically, this has been used to showcase the Government’s

Britain is to take the lead in the clamp down on international tax avoidance, Financial Secretary to the Treasury David Gauke announced Saturday 20 September.

James is very industrious gent’s hairdresser. He just manages to keep his turnover below the VAT registration limit. Apart from his rent, which was not

In her first major speech new High Streets Minister Penny Mordaunt tells retailers that business rates support is now helping all parts the country. Six

In her first major speech new High Streets Minister Penny Mordaunt tells retailers that business rates support is now helping all parts the country. Six

In her first major speech new High Streets Minister Penny Mordaunt tells retailers that business rates support is now helping all parts the country. Six

Letting agents have until 1 October 2014 to register with 1 of 3 redress schemes, to ensure tenants and leaseholders have a straightforward option to

The Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne has announced that he will give his annual Autumn Statement to Parliament on 3 December 2014. The statement

UK Businesses will have access to a new suite of services to help boost their international trade through UKTI’s new e-Exporting Programme. new suite of

  Car tax changes 1 October 2014 From 1 October 2014, the paper tax disc will no longer need to be displayed on a vehicle

The High Income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC) affects parents where one partner (or both) have income in excess of £50,000 and either: you or your

The government is considering the response to its consultation document on proposals to introduce powers allowing HMRC to dip into a tax payer’s bank account

Readers will be interested, and gratified to hear that HMRC will always treat you as honest. The following is an extract from HMRC’s “Your Charter”