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In preparation for the 2017 Revaluation, the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) is sending out forms to ratepayers from January asking for information about their property

The deadline for submitting your Self Assessment tax return for 2013-14 has passed. The online filing date, after which penalties apply, was midnight, 31 January

HMRC have published details of a new consultation they are undertaking to tighten the rules that will be applied to tax payers who use avoidance

You may feel aggrieved that you were unable to file your return on time for a perfectly valid reason. If you want to appeal against

The local property tax you pay, in England and Wales, will be either Council Tax or Non-domestic (business) Rates depending on the type of property.

In a recent case considered by the courts a company that sold a baby lifting blanket appealed a ruling by HMRC that the supply was

1 February 2015 – Due date for Corporation Tax payable for the year ended 30 April 2014.  19 February 2015 – PAYE and NIC deductions

What you can reclaim As an employer, you can usually reclaim 92% of employees’ Statutory Maternity (SMP), Paternity and Adoption Pay. You can reclaim 103%

Women are more likely than men to send in their tax return on time, an HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) analysis has revealed. For every

As we are approaching the end of the 2014-15 tax year, individuals who own assets that are subject to capital gains tax (CGT) may be

Pension wise will offer free and impartial guidance to people on the new pension freedoms which come into effect in April 2015. Pension wise will

As most self employed persons, certain pensioners and high income earners will be aware their self-assessment tax returns for 2013-14 have to be filed by

 According to the tax office there are six things you need to consider when you are employing staff for the first time. They are: Decide

Over 450 new businesses every week have been set up over the last year thanks to a government scheme which helps people on benefits to

 If you estimate that your taxable income for 2014-15 will marginally exceed £100,000, perhaps for the first time, you should consider your options.  If your