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 If you intend to make amusement machines available for play, you must register under the Machine Games Duty (MGD) regulations. MGD was introduced for existing

 1 September 2013 – Due date for Corporation Tax due for the year ended 30 November 2012.  19 September 2013 – PAYE and NIC deductions

Readers will be aware that there a multitude of emails circulating on the internet purporting to be from HMRC. In almost all cases these will

Businesses should be aware that HMRC polices the National Minimum Wage (NMW) legislation. Not only do they fine employers who breach the regulations, they also

In a previously unreported settlement with the UK Government, Vodaphone appears to have made a large payment to HMRC. The additional taxes related to the

The period April – June 2013 has seen positive economic growth for the second quarter. The economy expanded by 0.7%. Hopes of rebalancing the economy

HMRC closed their consultation on the proposed changes to the taxation of partnerships and LLPs on 9th August. Any subsequent changes will be introduced in

Online betting companies that have based their operations in offshore tax jurisdictions, to avoid Britain's gambling taxes, will be hit with a new levy to

The Office for Tax Simplification has published a new list of tax issues for review. They include: • Increasing the present £8,500 limit, below which employees

Ten new tax defaulters have been added to HMRC’s rogues’ gallery. This follows the publication of twenty tax offenders’ details last year. So far only

In a recent case heard by the Upper Tribunal, Interfish Ltd were denied tax relief for sponsorship payments made to a local rugby club, Plymouth

In March 2012 George Osborne and his Treasury advisors took a risk. They announced that on 6 April 2013 they would be reducing the additional

The Government have launched yet another consultation, this time they are considering changes to the way in which loans to directors and shareholders of small

MPs have been criticising the Treasury regarding their handling of the compensation scheme for Equitable Life policy holders. On its own admission the Treasury estimates

Generally speaking, debts of a person’s estate are deductible for IHT purposes – though there are some circumstances where specific debts cannot be deducted such